BEWARE! #39; #39;Facebook pics #39; #39; may #39;tarnish your image #39; - Tv9 Gujarati
Just uploading a picture on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter can also put you and your family at risk in several ways. Your simple photo may be morphed and circulated in a...
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Pokemon Glazed | Part 18: The Pokemon League!
We make our way through the Road of Victory to get to the Pokemon League! Social Networking: http://www.twitter.com/ThePokeCinema http://www.facebook.com/PokeCinema ...
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We all want more social shares, but creating qualitycontent, hitting the submit button, and hoping for the best just isnt enough. With over 1.3 billion users on Facebook and another few hundred million spread across LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, and other platforms, you simply cant afford not to pay attentionsocial media.
Everyone talks about the importance of social media and engaging with your audience, but only a very small percentage of sites and brands are actually doing it right.
In this post I amgoing to take a look at seven different examples of whats working right now when it comes togettingyour audience to share more content on your site. After reading this post, you should have the tools you need to open theflood gates, potentially sending you thousands of quality visitors for the amazing cost of nothing but your time and expertise!
There are many different ways to build content of quality but the most effective way is always goingto be creating something of value thatyour blog readers can put into action right away. Over the years Ive written a lot of tutorials, and these types of posts have always been the most time-consuming, but theyve also been most rewarding. A good rule of thumb when creating content is to always try to do it better than your competition. If someone is doing text only, you need to do videoif they are doing text and video, do a better video!
A perfect example of this can be seen through a series of posts offered by Brian Dean over at Backlinko.com, which details his process for ranking for any keyword. It starts with a simple blog post and a video, which then captures the users email to deliver them the rest of the content. In this example, Brian collects email, but he could actually be using social buttons to unlock the content as well.
Long story short, its a ton of great information that offers value and provides them with exactly what they are looking for. The result is thousands of new visitors to his site, backlinks galore from reliable sources (like this one!), and, of course, social networking shares as well.
Infographic creation can take a lot of time and if you arent a designer you might think you need to shell out a lot of money in the process. While this is usually the case if you are outsourcing, another option is touse thevarious applications and tools on the internet that make the process of creating an infographic simply a matter of plugging in data and using different templates and images. It takes time, but infographics are one of the best ways to get social sharing across your site. When going live with an infographic on your site, be sure to also include a good amount of text to help your site rank in the search results as well.
Last year Blogging.org launched their best free web hosting infographic, which went on to get a few hundredsocial shares, as well as mentions on some of the top web hosting and design resource sites on the internet. This was very beneficial to their sites content strategy, as their target market isnew bloggers. This infographic was the perfect way for Blogging.org to provide value while reaching their target audience.
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Igloo's enterprise social networking suite now has task management features, the latest ESN vendor to make such a move.
Igloo's task management implementation takes three main forms.
The first is team tasks, where a workgroup can assign, monitor and collaborate on the steps and actions needed to complete a project. The second way in which tasks can be assigned and managed within Igloo is by appending them directly to content so that, for example, collaborators can annotate a document with to-do items needed for its completion. Tasks can also be added to calendar items, discussion forum entries, files and other types of content.
Finally, Igloo has added a personal task management feature, so that individuals can manage their to-dos without necessarily making them public, unless they choose to share those lists with others.
"Task management is the largest single feature capability we've introduced since social analytics a while back," said Andrew Dixon, Igloo's vice president of marketing and operations.
In all instances, task items can be shared and commented on, and their activity tracked via stream notifications. They can be assigned deadlines, priorities, access permissions, categories and level of urgency. All tasks can have subtasks.
Because tasks will be scattered among team lists, documents and personal lists, Igloo also created a central dashboard where all these action items can be viewed in a single place and sorted and filtered via several criteria, such as urgency, due date, type and the like.
Principles guiding the task management implementation were to make it simple and intuitive to use, and to have it be organically integrated with the rest of the suite, as opposed to having a separate tool for it, according to Michael Mackuliak [cq], an Igloo technical product manager.
ESN software, often described as "Facebook for the workplace," is designed to help coworkers collaborate and communicate better via ad hoc, spontaneous interactions, but it's not good for keeping structured track of to-dos and deadlines.
Consequently, many ESN software makers, including Jive and Tibco's Tibbr, have added social task management (STM) features to their suites. These STM tools help business managers plan projects and let employees track their work tasks.
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A YSR Congress activist was today arrested for allegedly posting "irresponsible" comments on a social networking site on cyclone Hudhud which hit the North Andhra Pradesh coast earlier this month.
C Rahul Reddy, a final year student of Bachelor of Law course, posted "irresponsible" anti-people comments on Facebook after the natural disaster hit the region, Additional Director General (CID) Dwarka Tirumala Rao said.
Rahul Reddy, who is associated with YSRCP's student wing and is a resident of Guntur district, posted the comments on his Facebook profile on October 12, Rao added.
Earlier, a complaint was received on October 15 in connection with some comments posted on social networking websites regarding the calamity. S Uday Kumar, a resident of Sainkpuri here, was arrested and remanded in judicial custody on October 18 in connection with the case, the officer said.
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