Carlos Tabora
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Carlos Tabora
After reading today's featured post, http://www.brazencareerist.com/2010/06/23/your-online-persona-vs-the-rea..., it got me thinking. How much of your personal life do you share in your "online" persona? Do you try to keep things focused in one area only (i.e. - personal vs. professional)? If you feel that you are effectively able to combine all areas of your life into one "personal brand", what's your secret for doing it successfully?
100 weeks ago from Generation X and genXconnect members
Dannielle Blumenthal:
Good morning - I am doing this but I don't have a plan. Just making it up as I go along. Seems OK so far.
Good luck, DB
99 weeks ago
99 weeks ago
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Carlos Tabora
Here's an idea. How about an online reality show called "The Amazing Space" where users scour the Internet for clues to help them accomplish various online activities in order to reach the next stage of the game. Activities could include completing quizzes, beating competitors in video games, searching for hidden or difficult-to-find content on Web pages, you name it. Sponsors and advertisers would be content providers and brands that would host these clues or activities on their Website.
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Daniela Bolzmann
Just completed my webmix of my favorite social sites and tools, just wanted to share it with everyone: http://bit.ly/socialtools - I would love to hear feedback on what your favorite tools are if I am missing any good ones, thanks.
100 weeks ago from New Media Marketing, Social Media, I am Gen Y and Wordpress Bloggers2 more
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Bee:
I have a few other people's posts about their social media tools, software and add ons that I reference. There is so much to learn! I'm not ...MoreI have a few other people's posts about their social media tools, software and add ons that I reference. There is so much to learn! I'm not fluent in many of these, but maybe the lists are valuable for others looking for more tricks and tools. (1) Jason Baer's "39 social media tools I'll use today" at http://socialmediatoday.com/SMC/175340 ; (2) an article from a few years back I still have bookmarked is "50 Sites Every Business Needs A Presence On" at http://www.insidecrm.com/features/50-social-sites-012808/
And there are great social sites for niches. I'm a huge fan of Etsy (artisans of things hand made and vintage vendors). I also like Ravelry (for knitters and crocheters), Curriki (for teachers sharing ideas and curriculum), BookMooch (giving and getting books free), 43Things (life lists and social encouragement, Fashion Network (great for those that follow fashion, also good for small indie designers to connect with others who are passionate about fashion and design), Ning (has plentiful niches and special interests you can network with; I follow two robust Raw Food networks), Deviant Art is a robust artist community (from photography, to sketching, to manga, to skin art, to you name it), Caring Bridge (where people and families with a tragically ill loved one can post their stories and updates, and others can give them support and resources), and Ancestry.com for connecting with others who are doing geneology and researching family trees.
100 weeks ago
And there are great social sites for niches. I'm a huge fan of Etsy (artisans of things hand made and vintage vendors). I also like Ravelry (for knitters and crocheters), Curriki (for teachers sharing ideas and curriculum), BookMooch (giving and getting books free), 43Things (life lists and social encouragement, Fashion Network (great for those that follow fashion, also good for small indie designers to connect with others who are passionate about fashion and design), Ning (has plentiful niches and special interests you can network with; I follow two robust Raw Food networks), Deviant Art is a robust artist community (from photography, to sketching, to manga, to skin art, to you name it), Caring Bridge (where people and families with a tragically ill loved one can post their stories and updates, and others can give them support and resources), and Ancestry.com for connecting with others who are doing geneology and researching family trees.
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