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Sarah Worsham / Jun 12, 2009

Internet Marketing, Strategy & Technology Links – June 12, 2009

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  • How to Build Credibility as a Young Blogger/Entrepreneur (ProBlogger)
  • WordPress 2.8 Now Available for Download (Mashable)
  • Nambu Desktop App to Include Real Time Capabilities Via OneRiot (ReadWriteWeb)
  • Amazon’s EC2 Service Suffered Some Hiccups (GigaOM)
  • Report: Kids’ Use of Tech Growing Exponentially (ArsTechnica)
  • Marketing in the Digital Age Market Assessment 2009 (Ad Operations Online)
  • AdMob Brings New Social, Search, and Rich Media Ad Units to the iPhone (Ad Operations Online)
  • An Update on Sitemaps at Google (Google Webmaster Central)
  • Supernova 2008: Interview with Google’s Joe Kraus (Conversation Hub)
  • Study: Unselfish Individuals Benefit in Social Networks (Conversation Hub)

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Sarah Worsham / Jun 11, 2009

Ping.fm Makes Social Media Strategy Easy

practicalecommerceFor my monthly post over on Practical eCommerce, I wrote about Ping.fm, which allows you to post to multiple social networks at once – from various different posting methods (email, sms, web).  The beauty of Ping.fm is it allows you to easily implement a social media strategy without having to devote hours and hours each day.

Let’s say you’re at an industry conference which is covering some great information that your customers might be interested in. Using Ping.fm, you can send short updates to Twitter and Facebook about what’s going on (live blogging). You can also send photos to Flickr and Facebook of new products and speakers. When you have time to write a longer, more in-depth post, you can use Ping.fm to email it to your blog at WordPress. All of this can be done without having to be at a computer and without having to post individually to every network. – Ping.fm Makes Social Media Strategy Easy – Sarah Worsham – Practical eCommerce

If you’re looking for a way to shorten the time you spend posting to multiple social networks, head on over to Practical eCommerce for the full article.

And, if you’re already using Ping.fm, I always enjoy hearing about your experiences…

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Sarah Worsham / Jun 11, 2009

Internet Marketing, Strategy & Technology Links – June 11, 2009

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  • Online Community Metrics (Fast Wonder Blog)
  • 10 Twitter Tools to Organize Your Tweeps (Mashable)
  • Our Experience with Basecamp (The Bivings Report)
  • Twitter is Not a Conversational Platform (O’Reilly Radar)
  • Facebook Usernames: Good Idea or Not? (Mashable)
  • Is Facebook Increasing The Size Of Our Personal Networks? Facebook Reveals The Answer (All Facebook)
  • How USAir Turned My Grumpy Mood Around (Chris Brogan)
  • Clickable Empowers Search Marketers to Instantly Clone and Automate Campaigns across Search Ad Networks (Ad Operations Online)
  • Digg Unveils Next Generation Social Ad Platform (Ad Operations Online)
  • Firefox Introduces Add-On Collections (Mashable)
  • More traffic to your site in 2 easy steps! (Jim’s Marketing Blog)
  • Clip, Blog, Tweet, and Share with Amplify (ReadWriteWeb)
  • Creating value versus optimizing revenue (Future Play by Andrew Chen)
  • Twitter Co-Founders Biz Stone and Evan Williams: The Full D7 Session [D7 Highlights] (All Things Digital)
  • Local Mobile Content Audience Grows 51% (Marketing Charts)
  • Facebook Misses Another Revenue Opportunity (Internet Evolution)
  • Last.fm Founders Call It Quits (TechCrunch)
  • Mixing Business with Pleasure: The Potential Peril of Social Media (Search Engine Guide)
  • Web 2.0 Becomes One Millionth Word; Just As We Stop Using It (Mashable)
  • Ustream’s Audience For Apple’s iPhone Announcement: Bigger Than Cable News (Silicon Alley Insider)
  • HP Finally Boards the Mega Data Center Bandwagon (GigaOM)
  • One-Third of U.S. Doesn’t Have Broadband (GigaOM)
  • In defence of paywalls (a thought experiment) (Online Journalism Blog)
  • Are Twitter Users Inactive? Depends on How You Look at It (Mashable)
  • Go Blog Yourself Step 1: Know Who’s Looking (Search Engine Guide)
  • Hey, Graduates, Check Out These CEOs’ First Jobs (SLIDESHOW) (Silicon Alley Insider)
  • Ironic But True — Many On Twitter Are Just Silent (GigaOM)
  • The Internet: Some Think it’s Essential, Some Don’t Want it for Free (Mashable)

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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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