Footprints (03.02.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- 10 trends for 2010
- campaignstrategy.org – introduction to guidelines
- Social media confusion and the problem with ROI
- How charities are getting bloggers on board
- The Dangers of Social Media
- Facebook Brags: 35% Adjusted their Privacy Settings
- A Simple Tactic For Growing A Huge Branded Facebook Group In A Week
- Duplicate AllTop Aggregator On Your Wordpress Website
- Analysis Ninjas: Leverage Custom Reports For Better Insights!
- Reversing the trend, Meredith and Hearst food sites go web-to-print
Footprints (01.02.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- Ninite Easy PC Setup – Download/Install Multiple Programs Fast
- Should you hire a ghostwriter to be your social media personality?
- 20+ mind-blowing social media statistics revisited
- Top 6 Web Browsers You Probably Haven’t Heard Of
- If The Huffington Post wants to curate Twitter, users won’t go gently
- HOW TO: Build a More Beautiful Blog
- Social Media Marketing: How Pepsi Got It Right
- Link Building With a Small Budget
- Apple Doesn’t Own A Single iPad Related Domain Name
- How to Better Engage Facebook Fan Page ‘Fans’
- How Twitter users engage
Footprints (26.01.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- Google AdWords: Keyword Tool
- Twitter Mania – the best update we’ve ever released
- TweetStats :: Graphin’ Your Stats
- The soft paywall: Some more numbers to chew on
- Understand customers’ social behaviours
- 10 Reasons Why Your Social Media Strategy Will Fail
- The Art of Community: Building, Managing, and Supporting Cooperation Over the Internet by Jono Bacon (2009)
- Viral Loop: The Power of Pass-it-on by Adam Penenberg (2009)
- The Social Factor: Innovate, Ignite, and Win Through Mass Collaboration and Social Networking by Maria Azua (2009)
- Trust Agents: Using the Web to Build Influence, Improve Reputation, and Earn Trust by Julien Smith, et al. (2009)
- What Would Google Do? by Jeff Jarvis (2009)
- The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web by Tamar Weinberg (2009)
Footprints (25.01.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- The rules of email engagement
- How small newspapers can make money from Twitter
- Social Media Case Study: LEGO CLICK
- Who Really Uses Twitter?
- Digg to Undergo Drastic Overhaul
- London in the 1960s
- The top 10 government data visualisations and applications
- Two Approaches: Shotgun vs Laser
- How Transparent is Too Transparent?
- Open Thread: There’s No Such Thing As Free Content
Footprints (21.01.10)
What I’ve been reading on the web:
- Tim Berners-Lee unveils government data project
- Socialreporter | Clay Shirky on how social media brings social change
- Social by social report
- Open Thread: On Trolls, Anonymity & Making the Internet a Better Place
- Top 10 Online Small Business Collaboration Tools
- World’s Most Valuable Soccer Team Doesn’t Get Social Media
- Open Thread: How Are Your Social Media "Causes" Actually Helping Anyone?
- 500 Internal Server Error
- Books on Global Warming
- 10 Musts for Marketing to Women on Facebook
About Chris
Chris Deary is Web Editor at the Global Cool Foundation, an organisation that inspires carbon-friendly activity. In the past he has worked in publishing for the likes of News International and National Magazines. Chris is also creator of Manny Road, a blog about Bolton Wanderers.
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