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Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Social Media Consultant and Tech Geek at Heart Home About Press Consulting Contact Sitemap Home > Opinion , Social Media > Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators by Tamar Weinberg on September 23, 2009 Share This is a guest post from Josh Schnell, founder of Macgasm.net and web developer.

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Facebook Commenting Platform: Pros and Cons For Businesses

Dave Fleet

Comment syndication and aggregation – commenters can push their comments to Facebook; comments left as a reply over there are aggregated back on the original site. However, once the comments are over there it’s not entirely clear for users that their comments will be aggregated back over on the original site.

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Some Social Tools You Should Know About

Direct Marketing Observations

Inside View gives users an aggregate view of the social presence and activity of a company. Disqus is a better, real-time comments system for users’ site or blog with fully integrated social network elements. ” It is a great way to find images for social media content.

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It's Not the Tools, It's What You Do With Them

Justin Levy

Content from all over the interwebs are being aggregated over on Delicious. All posts on this blog will be tagged ims09 for aggregation purposes. Powered By Headway Go To Top Administrator Login Copyright © 2010 Justin Levy All content © Justin Levy. United States License.

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We'll Always Have Blogging

Social Media Marketing

The first thing is, it's long form content. But the other benefit is that when you run a blog, you have the ability to own the platform and content, which isn't necessarily the case when you're using Facebook, Twitter or the like. The topic can be singularly focused or can be an aggregate of other blogs.

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5 Ways To Become Social Media Relevant

Jason Yormark

You just have to back it up with good blog content, conversation and real world knowledge. Again, I try to back it up with interesting content, and I certainly don’t think that a large following in and of itself will do me any good. RSS aggregators can be your best friend. But it’s a good start.

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5 Ways To Become Social Media Relevant | jasonyormark.com

Jason Yormark

You just have to back it up with good blog content, conversation and real world knowledge. Again, I try to back it up with interesting content, and I certainly don’t think that a large following in and of itself will do me any good. RSS aggregators can be your best friend. But it’s a good start.