Danny WhatMough
SEPTEMBER 25, 2010
adapts its auto-tweet » Why paper.li and automated curation are doomed to fail September 5, 2010 // Tweet If you’ve been active on Twitter recently, you will have no doubt come across paper.li. As the creators themselves say: “paper.li jamescrawford said: Keep em to yourself RT @DannyWhatmough: Why paper.li
Webbiquity SMM
SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
These technologies include Browse My Stuff (which powers both the B2B Marketing Zone and Social Media Informer ) and Paper.li , which enables users to create custom online “newspapers&# based on a Twitterer and his/her followers, a hashtag subject or a Twitter list. Share this on Facebook. Share this on Bebo. Post on Google Buzz.
Webbiquity SMM
JANUARY 24, 2011
Display a feed of brand-related comments from a variety of social networks on your website? Search for a brand name or keyword across all of the most popular social networks at once? Create your own online newspaper from Twitter and Facebook updates based on any topic or group of contributors. Create video emails?
Writtent Blog
SEPTEMBER 19, 2013
Set Up a Paper.Li. While the results of automated content curation can be mixed, one of the best-known tools for Twitter is Paper.li. With over 1 billion active members, you’d think it would be relatively easy to engage in content curation on Facebook, right?
ProBlogger
JUNE 21, 2012
It could be thought leaders in your field, or it may list brands that regularly write about your topic. Facebook is another fantastic social network for sourcing great content. Many brands are now on Facebook, so you can source some great information. adding Google+ profiles and brand pages to that circle.
Kikolani
JUNE 4, 2010
Why your brand needs a villian to succeed – or how brands can triumph by solving major problems. Stay updated on the latest Facebook privacy changes – from the horse’s mouth. Facebook advertising – 10 laws every marketer needs to know – good tips, even if it is a repost from a year ago.
The Way of the Web
OCTOBER 7, 2011
investment went badly wrong, and the initial heavy investment in transferring brands to the digital worlds also had a major stumble. investment went badly wrong, and the initial heavy investment in transferring brands to the digital worlds also had a major stumble. site, as captured by the Wayback Machine Internet Archive.
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