Twitalyzer goes beyond most websites providing statistics on your Twitter usage, displaying 15 key metrics on an easy-to-use dashboard. Other sites which provide Twitter statistics usually focus on followers (and follower growth), updates and followees. While it may be nice to see the growth of your following in a graph, it’s much more useful to know how engaged your audience is and how influential you are. Twitalyzer gives you a snapshot based on the past 7 days of activity, with trending information available for the last 14, 30, 60, and 90 days (and all time). Best of all, it’s free (at least for now).
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Top Internet Strategy, Marketing & Technology Links – Feb 19, 2010
The layout of Facebook’s standard fan page is not likely to thrill your customers. So why not try a customized one instead? It’s pretty easy: just download the Facebook app “Static FBML” and upload your desired content. – THow To Build A Customized Facebook Page For Your Business (Business Insider)
With all the time consumers are spending on Facebook and all the traffic from there to websites, it’s not surprising that people are interested in how to improve their business Facebook presence (and pages). You’ve probably seen those business fan pages which look almost like a regular website and figured they had a 100 developers custom programming for them (which they probably do). But, it turns out that anyone with some html knowledge can create a pretty good looking page – worth looking at the BI article for step-by-step how-to.
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Top Internet Strategy, Marketing & Technology Links – Feb 18, 2010
Confused about the new Facebook home page? While it should be pretty easy to use, there are a number of things that have changed that you should be aware of. Whether it’s a new location for the logout link, or hidden friend lists, many users still haven’t completely figured out the way the new Facebook home page works. In this guide we explain how to use the new home page and have a complete video tutorial included at the end. – The New Facebook Home Page Guide That You Must Read (All Facebook)
Facebook may change their home page to try to improve it – or it may be to open up additional revenue streams. Whatever the case, they do a horrible job of explaining where they hid everything (and if you can’t find something, that’s not really good design, in my opinion, but I digress). All Facebook has a nice little guide to where things went – well worth the read.
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