dedicated community builder using a community-based platform (Drupal, Joomla, VBulletin, PHPBB, Pluck, Ning, BuddyPress, Teligent, Lithium, Jive etc.) People get upset when you claim Facebook is a bad community platform.    But the case is compelling. Lets look at some figures.    Of Coca-Cola's 34 million fans, only 56,000 are active (0.2 percent of the total). Disney's engagement is.03 percent; Starbucks, often lauded as a social media leader, is 1.3 percent; and McDonald's doesn't register (only about 3,900 fans can be considered active). MORE >>

You can also use Scribe with other types of sites and here are videos for Scribe for Joomla , and Scribe for Drupal too. I thought I knew quite a bit about search engine optimization until I found this nifty new tool called Scribe. Even though I optimize sites for search engines as part of my daily duties, it can be tedious and there is always more to learn. Unless you do this for a living it’s probably not the central part of your day now is it? So how do you learn SEO techniques and see how it relates to your own content online? That’s where Scribe comes in. MORE >>

ZevenSeas and Sharepoint: What Dan showed us, in prototype was a module – or whatever Sharepoint calls plugins (Wordpress) and components (Joomla!) – which allowed Leaders to set badge names and criteria for meeting that badge. Joomla! Drupal (as used by Whitehouse) has a bunch of social scorecards – if you are considering running your intranet on Atrium, a possible addon? Rewarding badges and points systems on your intranet – social scorecards – could be the turning point for turning your enterprise 2.0 The Game of Work. agenda. cough cough*. MORE >>

There are open source systems like Joomla, WordPress, and Drupal. There’s not just one way to design a website. Every website is different. In fact, today there are so many different platforms to use for building websites that no two web developers will agree on the best one. Many website designers and developers still prefer to use HTML. Though, most of them are still using HTML 4 in the midst of a massive revolution toward HTML 5. Still others prefer to use a content management system. There are of course many content management systems. Of course not. Probably for good. MORE >>

Neither would be the right tool for the job, and instead I'd recommend Drupal or a custom CMS. say this as the owner of a web development firm that specializes in building custom web-based software with fully custom content management systems (not using generic ones such as WP, Drupal, Joomla, etc.) An I would NOT recommend Drupal or Joomla! Blogger Xpertise. Blogger sites that go beyond the basic template, showing you how to make your Blogger site just as amazing. About Us. Portfolio Pieces. Blogger Tips. Hangouts on Air. Submitted Questions. Templates. MORE >>