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Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Social Media Consultant and Tech Geek at Heart Home About Press Consulting Contact Sitemap Home > Opinion , Social Media > Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators Content Aggregators are Killing Content Creators by Tamar Weinberg on September 23, 2009 Share This is a guest post from Josh Schnell, founder of Macgasm.net and web developer.

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How To Be A Hashtag Hacker

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It has evolved from being just a symbol into allowing people to easily aggregate and organize tweets, status updates, and photos that all have something in common throughout Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google +, Tumblr, and Pinterest. For brands, hashtags can be a great way to get costumers interacting with a product or promotion.

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Think Twice About Automating Your Social Media Efforts

SocMed Sean

Personally, I do leverage tools like Paper.li, but as an aggregation tool, not for the purpose of filler tweets. Share this on LinkedIn Share this on Tumblr Share this on del.icio.us Other, more controversial suggestions included allowing automated services to generate tweets for your or using filler tweets like paper.li

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The Many Ways To Link Your Social Accounts

Small Business Mavericks

Send Tumblr to Twitter. Send Tumblr to Facebook. Send Tumblr to your WordPress blog. Send Google+ to Tumblr. Send your WordPress blog posts to Tumblr. Send Twitter to Tumblr. Send Facebook to Tumblr. Connect YouTube to Tumblr. Use a social aggregation service. Send Facebook to Twitter.

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3 Reasons Why Pinterest May Succeed Where Google+ Has Failed

SocMed Sean

The results are uniquely crowd-sourced aggregations and classifications of content from across the Web. The concept of aggregating and pinning content isn’t completely novel (just check out your office bulletin board), but there are no status updates, no games, and no chat. So Why Now? What Makes Pinterest Different?

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General Mills Embraces Collaborative Storytelling with “Hello, Cereal Lovers” Social Media Community

Convince & Convert

Spanning Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Tumblr, the “Hello, Cereal Lovers” communities focus on General Mills’ cereal varieties, but aren’t opposed to (gasp) occasionally mix in a competitor for the sake of a sweet recipe. But still, how many competitors would even consider it in the name of interesting content?

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The complete guide to online social listening

Sprout Social

Tumblr is yet another head-scratcher for many brands. In fact, Tumblr themselves admit that their platform follows the ideology of “anything goes.”. Tumblr allows you to search and follow keywords in addition to specific blogs. Regardless, it’s an incredibly popular platform for creative types and bloggers in certain B2C spaces.

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