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Pay With A Tweet – A Social Payment System
Posted by admin in Social media on September 6th, 2010
Pay With A Tweet – A Social Payment System
“Pay with a Tweet – A social payment system.” These aren’t my words. Instead, it is the name of a new payment concept developed by an interactive advertising agency called Innovative Thunder. Given the work we’ve been doing on social payments here at Glenbrook, we had to investigate this one.
Here’s how it works. A seller registers a URL with Pay with a Tweet that points to some digital content they want to sell, and attaches a tweet to the URL. When a potential buyer comes along, they just click on the “Pay with a Tweet” button which tweets the seller’s message from the buyer and then provides the buyer with access to the underlying digital goods.
Test ‘Pay with a Tweet’:
Download our book for free, if you pay with a Tweet:
5 Reasons Why Twitter’s Growth Cannot Be Stopped
5 Reasons Why Twitter’s Growth Cannot Be Stopped
1. Consistent growth
2. Gaining approval from big companies
3. Twitter is the number one most social brand
4. Twitter receives millions in free media coverage
5. Continued growth internationally
read entire articel here 5 Reasons Why Twitter’s Growth Cannot Be Stopped.
With Ad.ly you can make money on Twitter
Posted by admin in Affiliates on July 28th, 2010
With Ad.ly you can make money on Twitter & MySpace for posting cool stuff from brands you love.
via Ad.ly - Referral.
Twitterfeed
Now using the magic of Twitterfeed to connect my posts to twitter & facebook
Facebook Social plugins
Posted by admin in Social media on July 9th, 2010
Social plugins
Experience the web with Facebook friends.
 The Like button lets users share pages from your site back to their Facebook profile with one click. |
 The Activity Feed plugin shows users what their friends are doing on your site through likes and comments. |
 The Recommendations plugin gives users personalized suggestions for pages on your site they might like. |
 The Like Box enables users to like your Facebook Page and view its stream directly from your website. |
 The Login Button shows profile pictures of the user’s friends who have already signed up for your site in addition to a login button. |
 The Friendpile plugin shows profile pictures of the user’s friends who have already signed up for your site. |
 The Live Stream plugin lets your users share activity and comments in real-time as they interact during a live event. |
Different Clones You Can Build with Drupal
16 Different Clones You Can Build with Drupal
1. Digg Clone
There’s plenty of Digg clone software out there, but it’s pretty simple to make a site that allows users to submit links to content, vote, comment and moderate the submitted links. It’s even easier when that functionality is all wrapped up into a single module. Drigg creates an identical voting site that allows users to add web links, vote on them, share stories, and many more features.
2. Blog
3. News Portal
4. Robust user site
Here is where I think Drupal shines brighter than most (if not all) content management systems. Drupal has an excellent user management system, user profiles and even OpenID right out of the box. It also has modules that can connect to Twitter, Facebook, and it’s easy to connect to other authentication gateways with the use of custom modules.
Drupal also has a stellar module called Organic Groups that allows users to “organize” themselves into groups. Each group can have it’s own homepage, blocks, themes, taxonomy and more.
6. Twitter Clone
Yeah, yeah… the world doesn’t need another Twitter clone, right? Well, I tend to disagree. The concept of sites and communities built around short, cross-platform messaging systems are a phenomena that just aren’t going away any time soon. With Drupal, it could be just as easy. Drupal’s Microblog module copies most of the features of Twitter. Micro-messaging, following users and public timelines.
9. Delicious Clone
It turns out that making a bookmarking site like Delicious is fairly trivial in Drupal. There are several options for modules that give users the ability to post bookmarks to their Drupal account.
12. Tumblr Clone
Creating a social aggregation site with Drupal is easy enough with the excellent Activity Stream module. Activity Steam allows you to pull in user’s activity on social sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Qik, StumbleUpon and many others.
Will Users Click on Twitter Ads?
Will Users Click on Twitter Ads?
It’s official: Twitter’s advertising platform launches in the next 24 hours. The much-anticipated Twitter business model will begin appearing in search results in the afternoon, with ads on Twitter.com and within third-party apps to follow.
The launch of the new ad platform, known as Promoted Tweets, isn’t a surprise — like any other company, Twitter (
) has to make money from somewhere, plus the existence of Twitter’s ad platform has been known for some time.
read complete story The Multi-Billion Dollar Question: Will Users Click on Twitter Ads?.
Twitter Boomark scripts - SELECTED TEXT - QUICK TWEETS
Posted by admin in Social Bookmarking, Social media, Twitter on July 3rd, 2010
Twitter Boomark scripts QUICK TWEETS
A bookmark toolbar button which gives you the ability to post to your twitter account from any website. Which will indeed make your twitter posting life a whole lot easier and quicker. Hence the name: quick tweets
21 Rules for Social Media Engagement
Posted by admin in Social media on May 19th, 2010
21 Rules for Social Media Engagement
The following is an outline of best practices to help you craft a practical set of rules to guide representatives as they engage.
1. Discover all relevant communities of interest and observe the choices, challenges, impressions, and wants of the people within each network.
2. Don’t just participate solely in your own domains (Facebook () Fan Page, Twitter () conversations related to your brand, etc.). Participate where your presence is advantageous and mandatory.
3. Determine the identity, character, and personality of the brand and match it to the persona of the individuals representing it online.
4. Establish a point of contact who is ultimately responsible for identifying, trafficking, or responding to all things that can affect brand perception.
5. As in customer service, representatives require training to learn how to proactively and reactively respond across multiple scenarios. Don’t just put the person familiar with social networking in front of the brand.
6. Embody the attributes you wish to portray and instill. Operate by a code of conduct.
7. Observe the behavioral cultures within each network and adjust your outreach accordingly.
8. Assess pain points, frustrations, and also those of contentment in order to establish meaningful connections.
9. Become a true participant in each community you wish to activate. Move beyond marketing and sales.
10. Don’t speak at audiences through canned messages. Introduce value, insight and direction with each engagement.
11. Empower your representatives to offer rewards and resolutions in times of need.
12. Don’t just listen and placate — act. Do something.
13. Ensure that any external activities are supported by a comprehensive infrastructure to address situations and adapt to market conditions and demands.
14. Learn from each engagement and provide a path within the company to adapt and improve products and services.
15. Consistently create, contribute, and reinforce service and value.
16. Earn connections through collaboration and empower advocacy.
17. Don’t get lost in translation. Ensure your communication and intent is clear and that your involvement maps to objectives created for the social web.
18. Establish and nurture beneficial relationships online and in the real world as long as doing so is important to your business.
19. “Un-campaign” and create ongoing programs that keep you connected to day-to-day engagement.
20. “Un-market” by becoming a resource to your communities.
21. Give back, reciprocate, and recognize notable contributions from participants in your communities.
via 21 Rules for Social Media Engagement. much more to read.
