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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | WWW.POYNTER.ORG JULY 28, 2011 How badges help news websites build community, make money | Poynter. Just like the military uses badges to display rank, and scouts use them to honor accomplishments, a news site or mobile app can award digital badges to users who complete tasks or reach certain levels of engagement. The Huffington Post offers badges for connecting with other users, moderating comments and other useful behaviors. Better crowdsourcing. Community building. | JASON YORMARK APRIL 13, 2011 Lanyrd: Social Media Conferences & More Lanyrd uses your Twitter account to effectively crowdsource conference information and it’s working. I’d love to see a more user friendly badge feature to give bloggers an easy way to implement dynamic content to their sites regarding their conference participation. It seems like almost every day more and more cool sites are popping up taking advantage of the social web. A few weeks ago I stumbled across another gem, Lanyrd and it’s officially my go to site for all things conferences. Also Facebook integration would be a plus. Social Media | | | | | | | SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGERY JANUARY 5, 2012 If You Want a Culture of Collaboration, You Need to Accept the LOLCats Too Before wikis were used by the Intelligence Community to develop reports on IEDs , people were creating user badges to show off their favorite NFL teams. "Even with the sacred printing press, we got erotic novels 150 years before we got scientific journals." " - Clay Shirky at TED Cannes in June 2010. Let's all agree now to stop trying to take the social out of social media. | | CITIZEN MARKETER 2.1 MARCH 7, 2011 With LBS Announcements Looming, What Motivates People to Check-in Anyway? So, I decided to do some crowdsourcing to find out what motivated people to check in, what service they use and why, in order to find out what really mattered. Some got bored with a system when they felt like they maxed out on badges and were no longer virtually earning something. The following is one in a series of guest posts on the Citizen Marketer 2.1 got many “SCVNGR is so cool!” | WWW.NIEMANLAB.ORG OCTOBER 29, 2010 Meta! Here’s how Storify looks telling the story of Storify The right to link is up for debate in a critical court case, pitting news orgs against Google and Twitter Apps vs. browsers | Why the biggest competitor to iPad news apps may be a familiar but forgotten icon in the dock The changing value of copyediting in an online age How can copy desks stay relevant in a time of content farms, Captcha, and crowdsourced errors? How does it work? | | | | | | | | | -
COLLECTIVE THOUGHTS | TUESDAY, JULY 27, 2010 10 Ways Geolocation is Changing the World By offering badges, mayorships, and other intangible rewards, millions of people are checking in to the places they go. The next step is for these apps to add greater purpose by encouraging more meaningful checkins and offering corresponding badges and stamps, thus mapping the cause universe. However, user-generated information from apps like Trapster and Waze can crowdsource more specific details, such as whether to avoid an intersection due to a toxic chemical spill. This post was written by Rob Reed. Social media has changed the world. Here are #10Ways : 1. Digg this! MORE >> -
THE REALTIME REPORT | WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 2013 Monopoly Launches ‘Save Your Token’ Campaign on Facebook And there are “support badges” for each token that fans can upload to show their support and persuade friends to vote ( ClickZ ). Related Stories Social TV: Fans Tweet to Choose Hawaii Five-O Ending Turkish Airlines Video Ad Tops 100 Million Views Facebook Contest: Doritos Crowdsources Super Bowl Ads. Monopoly is using Facebook and Twitter to get fans excited about a change in the classic board game. From now until February 5th, Monopoly fans can vote on Facebook to save their favorite token (one of the current tokens will be eliminated) and to choose a new one. MORE >> -
PAMORAMA | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010 Social Media From A to Z: A Glossary Crowdsourcing : A combination of the words crowd and outsourcing, it refers to asking a question via social media and collecting answers from your various communities and users. Users “check-in at venues using a mobile Web site, text messaging, or a device-specific application — they’re then awarded points and sometimes “ badges. But never fear! Here’s a quick guide to some of the terms you may encounter. This list will constantly evolve — please add other terms in the comments below and I’ll be happy to incorporate them. Bit.ly : Bit.ly MORE >> -
MOBILEGROOVE | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2011 Aisle411: Accelerating In-Store Engagement With Mobile Search, Mobile Marketing & Social Media Some of the badges unlock additional (special) offers from retailers and brands, while other “hidden rewards are a plus to people who have earned it (by editing and correcting the store map, for example). But we have found that no one is offering rewards and badges for interacting inside the app. So advertisers could brand a badge for checking in, that could be centered around Aisle 411. You have embedded crowdsourcing into the results. So we’ll give a Special Agent 411 badge as opposed to 007 badge to make it worthwhile. What does Aisle 411 do? MORE >> -
WEBBIQUITY SMM | MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 2010 78 (of the) Best Social Media Marketing Tips, Guides, Tools and Strategies of 2010 (So Far) Oli Gardner reveals key tactics for converting social media followers into buyers, from using a landing page with a clear call to action and offering “social proof through badges and widgets to optimizing post-conversion opportunities. To help out, Sean Horrigan has compiled this glossary of social media terms from aggregator, blogs and crowdsourcing to thumbstream, widget and wikis. With the amount of helpful content about social media marketing growing faster than Facebook’s user base or Lindsay Lohan’s court appearances, it’s tough to keep up. 5 stars. MORE >> -
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