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Sarah Worsham / Nov 4, 2009

Internet Strategy, Marketing & Technology Links – Nov 4, 2009

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  • Google Is Rolling a PageRank Update (Daily Blog Tips)
  • The Blogging Commitment (Resolution Interactive Media)
  • Using Twitter Lists to Judge Influence (The Bivings Report)
  • CHARTS OF THE WEEK: iPhone Is Closing In On BlackBerry, Fast (Silicon Alley Insider)
  • PR People Getting Pushier with Bloggers Since the Recession (ProBlogger)
  • Four Years After Founding, Kiva Hits $100 Million In Microloans (TechCrunch)

  • Google Wave Guide: User Manual Released for Wave (Mashable)
  • How Facebook could clean up the offers industry (Futuristic Play by Andrew Chen)
  • A Beginner’s Guide to Flickr (Digital Photography School)
  • Did Congress really give the FCC power to protect the ‘Net? (Ars Technica)
  • Customer-Service Calls Turn Marketing-Research Device (Advertising Age)
  • What’s the Future of Twitter? 30 Tweeting Predictions [VIDEO] (Mashable)
  • Business Magazines Face Harsh Reality (Advertising Age)
  • The Multi-Branded Human (Chris Brogan)
  • How To Spam Facebook Like A Pro: An Insider’s Confession (TechCrunch)
  • Apple Will Soon Overtake RIM in Consumer Smartphone Market (ReadWriteWeb)
  • The Future of Referral Advertising (Ad Operations Online)
  • Will iPhone Lead the Growth in Portable Gaming? [Voices] (All Things Digital)
  • PubMatic Releases In-Depth Ad Revenue Report That Maps Out Online Advertising Ecosystem to Help Premium Publishers (Ad Operations Online)
  • Pizza Hut iPhone app generates an extra $1m sales (Econsultancy)
  • What Social Media Monitoring Won’t Get You (Social Media Explorer)
  • The ‘Vince’ update unravelled: does Google recognise brand equity? (pt 3) (Econsultancy)
  • The Competition for Your Social Graph (PR 2.0)
  • Ten Great Ecommerce Ideas for November 2009 (Practical eCommerce)
  • How To Get Feedback From Thousands, Cheap (Silicon Alley Insider)
  • ask people what they think without the stupid long surveys (brandflakesforbreakfest)
  • Webs.com Launches Its Own Application Platform And App Store (TechCrunch)
  • What Is Google Wave, Anyway? New e-Book Explains (Web Worker Daily)
  • How to Define Your Brand as an Industry Thought Leader (Advertising Age)
  • 6 Mistakes to Avoid on Email Subject Lines (Daily Blog Tips)
  • How I tweet (Guy Kawasaki)
  • Five press release mistakes and how to avoid them (Econsultancy)
  • Mashable’s Weekly Conference Guide to Everything Social Media (Mashable)
  • Seesmic Desktop Adds Support for Twitter Lists (Mashable)
  • Web Analytics and Segmentation for Better Conversion Optimization (SEOmoz)
  • New Netvibes Will Be World’s Biggest Real-Time Feed Reader (ReadWriteWeb)
  • What old-fashioned direct mail can teach email (and your B2B) (B2B Web Strategy)
  • HOW TO: Use Public Domain Content (Mashable)
  • Personal Income Stats: More Saved, Less Spent in Sept. 2009 (Marketing Charts)
  • Apple Working On $30-Per-Month iTunes TV Service (Silicon Alley Insider)
  • Microsoft And OpenX Team Up To Go After Google AdSense (TechCrunch)
  • The Importance of Site Performance (Get Elastic Ecommerce)

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My sweet spot is at the intersection between technology and business. I love to manage and develop products, market them, and deep dive into technical issues when needed. Leveraging strategic and creative thinking to problem solving is when I thrive. I have developed and marketed products for a variety of industries and companies, including manufacturing, eCommerce, retail, software, publishing, media, law, accounting, medical, construction, & marketing.

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