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10 social sites you might have missed

Direct Marketing Observations

I haven’t supplied you with a post that directs you to some cool social sites lately, for that I apologize. Delivered as a SaaS offering, Social Sentry enables businesses to monitor employee activity on all major social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. So here we go. 1) Check out Tagxedo. 7) Tungle is cool.

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10 social media sites, blogs and links you might have missed

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I haven’t done a post on stuff I’ve saved lately, and I love when others share links, articles and sites with me, so here’s a few that I’ve accumulated. I’ve been writing and talking a lot about Facebook and children and parents lately, and the site Togetherville is at least a step in some direction.

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Monetizing Facebook

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We’ve all been wondering either on the behalf of the company’s we work for, or the clients we serve, or for ourselves- How can we leverage Facebook to actually make money? Recently, Social commerce platform ChompOn , threw down the gauntlet by publishing some data on how much a Facebook share and tweet is worth.

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Children and Facebook-15 links to Help Parents Learn

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I’m listening to the pushback from Facebook users and parents who are concerned about Privacy. I’m compiling an exhaustive list of blog posts and articles related to Facebook, children, and privacy and how it impacts all of us. Facebook: Children evade social websites’ age limits. Stay tuned for the wiki.

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What Twitter could learn from Facebook Deals

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I know that the comparisons between Facebook and Twitter are not justified. Facebook is really about developing deeper relationships with friends and family whereas Twitter is more about sharing and consuming information with people in a quick and easy fashion. Why did Facebook create Places?

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Seriously, What’s “A Like” Worth on Facebook?

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Lots of marketers have tried to peg the value of a Facebook fan/like in fact I recently read that when a Ticketmaster user posts a specific event they are attending, or may want to attend, to Facebook, it generates $5.30 in increased sales from the engagement that Facebook encourages. of direct ticket sales.

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Some Social Tools You Should Know About

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Conversocial.com helps users manage customer service at scale on Facebook and Twitter. UserVoice creates engaging survey forms on Facebook and other sites to solicit feedback from fans and visitors. Disqus is a better, real-time comments system for users’ site or blog with fully integrated social network elements.

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