Byte-sized bites of technology
You’ve carefully chosen a niche market that appeals to your blog readers. It doesn’t matter if you’re blogging directly to consumers or to other businesses in and out of your niche. You faithfully and consistently post new, interesting blogs complemented with high-quality images.
I love LinkedIn. At the time of this post, I am nearing 1,000 connections there. Unlike generic social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn has managed to maintain its niche of being a business connections site.
It is a hoax! Over the past 24 or so hours, I've seen quite a few people posting this message: In response to the new Facebook guidelines I hereby declare that my copyright is attached to all of my personal details, illustrations, comics, paintings, professional photos and videos, etc. (as a result of the Berner Convention).
If you think Pinterest is a website strictly marketed for the female demographic, you would be very wrong. Although, at the moment Pinterest has an 82% female user rate, it’s only a matter of time before that begins to balance out. Perfect for pretty much anyone, Pinterest is can be a valuable tool to market your skills and creativity, giving them a platform that millions will have access and be exposed to.
Over the past few months LinkedIn has been undergoing major changes in its design. The site has a cleaner interface. Adding people is also easier and you only need to scroll down to load more potential contacts.
In the beginning we had Hotmail. I remember creating my Hotmail account way back in 1998 with 10MB and it was considered a lot of space. When Google came out with Gmail, the company revolutionised email as we knew it to be with 1GB of space.
Are you following a few hundred people on Twitter? If you do, then you'll realise that the frequent updates on Twitter are close to impossible to follow, unless you're monitoring Twitter continuously. Twimbow is a web application that helps any social media user to engage their network of friends more effectively, by organizing and enriching their conversations online.
There are so many social networking platforms out there that I don't think anyone has an exact count. As bloggers, we try to make our presence felt on as many as possible. Currently, without doubt, Facebook and Twitter are the two extremely popular social networking sites.
Just read on 901am today that Facebook has acquired Friendfeed. The details of the transaction haven't been given or how much the acquisition is for. The synergies for Facebook are very good and it help attract a few more users (not that they don't have many!
So, do you Twitter? And, do you use Firefox? Yesterday, Nikhil covered five places to get free backgrounds for your Twitter profile.