Eventful Examples FAQ Widget 
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
For an example of what we can find, check out this search for knitting. To show how much MyBlogLog loves you, we offer all sorts of ways we can get to know each other: * We start at the basics, a simple FAQ page. Everyday our service is evolving into more than just widgets and stats. s get this party started and break the ice.
Convince & Convert
AUGUST 10, 2010
We are aggregating vast amounts of data, and in our integration with Facebook for example, we don’t open up everything we get because some of it just isn’t relevant. “Who Should I Know&# for example, is a relevant and important question that needs to be better answered. If it is, we’ll include it in Viral Heat.
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Webbiquity SMM
SEPTEMBER 19, 2012
Dennis Yu provides an outstanding set of techniques to use in various circumstances, such as when you hosting an event, promoting a video, or if your customers are other businesses: “If you know the names of the actual companies you’d like to have as clients, include them in the your list of workplace targets. Facebook Apps and Tools.
Convince & Convert
SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
Too often, the humanization part gets overlooked in an effort to create a “user-generated video contest widget that we’ll launch on Facebook with support from Ustream.&# Amber [link] Deb Robison Great post and I especially appreciate the viral example and the need for participating with authenticity.
Convince & Convert
JUNE 3, 2010
It caused me to pause (mid-chew), and mentally scroll through a list of examples that fit his assertion that boring information is captivating when it’s humanized in some way. About a week ago, I was hungrily feasting on Jay’s post about why info is only boring if we make it that way.
Convince & Convert
SEPTEMBER 23, 2010
The results automatically update in front of your eyes, and watching Kurrently results for a buzz-worthy live event is a breathtaking portrait of our interconnectedness. As Gilbert pointed out, our own intersection is a good example. My friend Todd Lynch ( @prtodd ) mentioned Kurrently to me on Friday. I checked it out, and tweeted it.
Convince & Convert
AUGUST 3, 2010
Do you have an example of an organization that has begun to integrate FB with a site using the points you discuss in this post? being more widgetized. For example, if you don’t want friends and co-workers to know your a racist a-hole, don’t make racist comments. What I am curious about are the following: 1.
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