Buzz Marketing for Technology

JUNE 27, 2008

With its gobs of storage, speed and tremendous search/tagging capabilities , you can transform it into a personal nerve center thats available from any computer or mobile device. I scan 275 RSS feeds in Google Reader and I use dozens of bookmarklets and shortcuts to help me manage it all. Enter Gmail and the Google Toolbar.

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Bookmarklet Yahoo RSS Feed 238

Proactive Report

APRIL 19, 2011

Adding Smart Tags to the data and then filtering the conversations based on your tags can help you decipher the trends, sentiment and competitive intelligence you need to plan your content and social media activities. And you can SmartTag from anywhere on the Web with a bookmarklet and from any mobile device using Netvibes Mobile.

Netvibes 78

Netvibes Bookmarklet Sentiment Wikipedia 78

Jason Yormark

JANUARY 12, 2010

Sidebar bookmarklet. However when it comes to a mobile Twitter app see #7. I don’t use it for anything heavy, but it’s a perfect mobile Twitter experience anytime I need to post, read or just check in. Simple, unobtrusive, and motivates me to want to write more compelling content to improve my numbers.

Products 192

Products Tools Social Media Tweetdeck 192

Buzz Marketing for Technology

JUNE 27, 2008

. * The Core Philosophy: Google Reader is a database and a feed reader. Continually add tons of feeds in organized, methodical way. The Core Philosophy: Google Reader is a database and a feed reader. The Core Philosophy: Google Reader is a database and a feed reader. Lifehacker covers all of this here.

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Google Reader Google Bookmarklet RSS 273

Webbiquity SMM

FEBRUARY 21, 2017

Although content marking is now a nearly universal practice—with 93% of B2B marketers using content marketing— half of all marketers still rank “producing enough content” as one of their top five challenges. Fortunately, content marketers don’t have to do it all themselves. 1) Storify. Pricing: free.

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Curation Tools Flipboard Curata 214

Viper Chill

APRIL 19, 2010

What you may not know is that since June 2009, the blog has consistently been making over $4-5,000 per month (over $6,000 in January, this year) without doing anything more than publishing new content. Their list posts have gone hot on StumbleUpon and they may even have had a big-blog mention and suddenly their feed count looks impressive.

Adsense 77

Adsense How To Sites Forums 77