great example of why forums still succeed where other platforms fail. great example of clear, effective, Ning design creating a decent online community for today’s Baristas. true example of building a business for a community and not a community for a business. Is fighting a winning battle to retain members in the Facebook age. Very active, very useful, very good example for keeping activity high. wanted a simplicity example. We don’t have enough success stories, that’s a shame. Here are 15 thriving online communities you might want to explore. Mumsnet. MORE >>

Facebook is showing off a brand new look and as usual everybody’s in a snit about it. On Twitter today Myspace is trending, not because it’s about Myspace but because people are suggesting Facebook is doomed to the same fate as Myspace. People are migrating to Google plus now that it’s open and even though that interface just got a whole slew of new features it’s still got a long way to go to be useable for Facebook’s typical user base. Facebook should focus on it’s strengths and what it’s user base wants. The Ticker. Lists. MORE >>

Share this on Facebook. Toyota Viral marketing Viral videos Bob Burnquist Examples of Auto Insiders Using Viral Videos to Market Cars Prius plural Toyota Prius Toyota Small Talk Toyota Swagge WagonViral videos, in spite of hitting the ceiling for time trending, have remained relevant because they are irresistible. Thus, when they are anything less than scintillating, a public bored with quick-fix features will instantly click-away. In the past, Toyota has been a big success with videos like the Swagger Wagon and Small Talk. Asking fans “What are you driven by?” Tweet This! MORE >>

Because Facebook questions are here! According to the social platform: “Questions is designed so that anyone on Facebook can help you find the answer. For example, when you ask a question and your friends answer or follow, their friends can see and answer it, too. So far I’ve seen politics, Mac vs PC, whether or not Facebook should have an unlike button, what you’re doing tonight, innie or outie, and definitely the more they promised. Ask a Facebook question. And Facebook needs to make it a better user experience. The best part? MORE >>

Thanks. -- Thanks for reading 17 Examples of Blog Archives by Ari Herzog. Connect: Twitter | Facebook | Email | 978.558.0008. If you never visited my blog archive , a screen shot is below: Blog archives come in many styles. There are many elements of an archive but most include a reverse-chronological display of years and months, categories and tags, and/or articles. The intent is everything in an archive is clickable. Some bloggers choose simplicity and others opt for snazz. You can watch it here. Apologies to Mitch for an inaccurate display. I’m unsure why. MORE >>