Seesmic have just released the preview version of Seesmic Web for Twitter. A web-based version of their hugely popular Seesmic Desktop desktop app, Seesmic Web also has some pretty cool new features not found on the desktop version. The first (and really useful) difference is the threaded conversation option for direct messages. Now you don’t… [Continue Reading]
Evian Shows Traditional Media and Advertising Far From Dead
There’s a lot being said about traditional media suffering in the wake of social media acceptance. Print publications, advertising, marketing et al – they all need to “use social media or die” being a common mantra. But I’m not so sure. Yes, adapt and combine the new tools and mediums available to you. But to… [Continue Reading]
Tagging Your Online Identity with Retaggr
If you’re on so many social networks you’re losing track, or you don’t even know where half your early network memberships are, you might want to check out Retaggr. Similar to Google Profiles, Zooity and MyBlogLog, Retaggr condenses all your online information into one handy place. Yet once you start messing around with Retaggr, you see… [Continue Reading]
Sponsored Tweets and IZEA – Is This Twitter’s Future?
I caught a tweet from Ted Murphy today, about how a celebrity was paid $2,500 to post a sponsored tweet. Ted is the founder and CEO of IZEA, the company that owns SocialSpark and PayPerPost. Both SocialSpark and PayPerPost offer bloggers the chance to earn money from paid product reviews. It’s a contentious topic that… [Continue Reading]
Is This How to Market Your Product?
If you’re a marketer, are you thinking about how to promote your new website or product? And if you’re a consumer, are you getting tired of lazy pitches and ideas? Take a look at the five images below – each one belongs to a Twitter account that I was notified was now following me. Every… [Continue Reading]
Why Being Yourself is the Only Thing That Matters
I’m getting a little jaded currently by various professionals, consultants and business “superstars” on their blogs and other online forums. The biggest issue is where a point’s been made by the author, someone disagrees because of a personal opinion, and the author backtracks and jumps the other way. Why? If you didn’t believe in the… [Continue Reading]




