Making social media work for you | Janet Fouts

Webinar Re-cap - How to Make Social Media Work for You

Thu, Sep 11, 2008

Social Media Tips and Tricks, Video

09.10.08

Thank you everybody for tuning in to the webinar, as promised you’ll find links discussed in the webinar below as well as a few that we didn’t get time to talk about.

Please give me your feedback on the presentation and share your ideas for future webinars here.

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Social Media Networks
Twitter
Plurk
identi.ca
Linkedin
LinkSV
Xing
Plaxo

Facebook
MySpace

For Non-profits
NetSquared
TechSoup
Social Edge

Blogs
Technorati Find out where the disucssion is, and what the topics are.
My Blog Log Find other bloggers in your space
FeedBurner
General Stats for Wordpress
BlogCount Very interesting stuff about a number of blogging stats. and what people are saying about blogging.

Forums
Forum Software Roundup
Adobe
Apple

Video
YouTube
Vimeo
Seesmic

Examples of social media in business

The Good
Comcast Cares
Jet Blue
Red Cross

The Bad
Sony
Walmart

The Unfortunate
ExxonMobile corp

Measurement tools
Google Analytics
Google Trends
Feedburner
Xinu Returns
Trendpedia
Cube Stat
Compete
AideRSS

Twitter metrics
Tweetrush
Twitter Grader
Tweetstats

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4 Comments For This Post

Gerard D Says:
September 11th, 2008 at 9:30 pm

This was a very useful presentation. Thank you for giving us more than just an overview, but real actionable info.
The links are very useful and I will be able to put together a plan to take to management for building our own campaigns.

Melanie Baker Says:
September 12th, 2008 at 12:49 pm

What a great primer - kudos for putting it together with so much why and how information. And, of course, thank you for including us in the Measurement tools.

It’s been really cool hearing from people how they’ve integrated our functionality into their work. Publishers using it to analyze audience engagement on their posts, to get inspiration for future articles, and to do competitive analysis. Companies using it to track engagement and communicate better. And individuals borrowing from both of those and just plain old managing their RSS reading habits better.

The best part, though, I think, is seeing how people use not just our functionality, but mash it up to take charge of their social media user experiences. Like most new tools, I think our stuff is most powerful when combined with other apps, and it’s extra cool that the ability to do it isn’t just limited to those with developer skills.

Melanie Bakers last blog post..AideRSS to present at the Amazon Web Services Start-up Event

Thomas Fouts Says:
September 12th, 2008 at 4:46 pm

Hey, from one Fouts to another,
Thank-you so much for the great information on social media. I am just starting out (newbie) in the information marketing world. I almost have my first eBook ready and will then be learning how to market. So your information was timely.

I may need to have a conversation with you about how to optimize my blog, well, actually how to blog successfully. And probably how to use social media effectively without breaking the rules.

Thanks again,

Thomas Fouts

Danielle Says:
September 14th, 2008 at 9:19 am

I enjoyed the webinar, thanks very much for all the info. I only listened to the audio, I wonder if there was a podcast? I’m still going through all of the links you sent. When is the next one and what is the topic? I’d love to see something for PR people just starting to explore Social Media with tips on how to do it.

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