Comments on: Poll: If you could choose only one social media site http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168 Social media and digital marketing with a Japan focus Wed, 01 Sep 2010 15:51:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: AndrewShuttleworth http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-131 AndrewShuttleworth Thu, 08 Jan 2009 16:54:50 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-131 Hopefully it would be a little less complicated than the one I did last year :-)<br><br><a href="http://hq.andrewshuttleworth.com/hq/2008/02/social-media-on.html" rel="nofollow">http://hq.andrewshuttleworth.com/hq/2008/02/soc...</a> Hopefully it would be a little less complicated than the one I did last year :-)

http://hq.andrewshuttleworth.com/hq/2008/02/soc...

]]> By: Paul Papadimitriou http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-130 Paul Papadimitriou Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:22:54 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-130 Well, that's in the pipe, Lance. More next Tuesday :-) Well, that's in the pipe, Lance. More next Tuesday :-)

]]> By: Lance Shields http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-129 Lance Shields Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:06:04 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-129 An interesting idea Paul. One easy way would be just to create a FriendFeed group that we all subscribe to. But I believe you may be thinking of something more custom made, right? Ponderous posts to wordpress so that might be one way to control the presentation a bit more...say 3 columns of feeds for each expert.. Just an idea. An interesting idea Paul. One easy way would be just to create a FriendFeed group that we all subscribe to. But I believe you may be thinking of something more custom made, right? Ponderous posts to wordpress so that might be one way to control the presentation a bit more…say 3 columns of feeds for each expert.. Just an idea.

]]> By: Paul Papadimitriou http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-132 Paul Papadimitriou Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:00:27 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-132 FF is the best tool around, it even replaced my daily reading of RSS to a certain extent. I know many people are saying Twitter does this, but without a tool like TweetDeck, the noise-to-signal can be way too high to actually be using it without losing too much time.<br>Twitter should learn a page from FF in many fields: grouping (the Twitterlator Pro app on the iPhone just released something like this), hiding posts, best-of-the-day,...<br><br>I'm actually thinking of setting up a "shadow" (i.e. not linked to my name) Twitter account to just follow the most relevant people. But that would be my third account and I'm running out of tools to follow them on my Mac & iPhone :-)<br><br>Also I forgot to mention that even if Facebook is the site I would miss the most, I mainly use it for personal networking. I'm trying to separate my personal and professional life online, but it's a real pain sometimes. Still, Facebook is the closest to an ideal solution, as I can create lists of people with what they can see/not see.<br>To be complete, FB should add more importing tools to integrate with the fact that you might have many blogs for instance. FF is the best tool around, it even replaced my daily reading of RSS to a certain extent. I know many people are saying Twitter does this, but without a tool like TweetDeck, the noise-to-signal can be way too high to actually be using it without losing too much time.
Twitter should learn a page from FF in many fields: grouping (the Twitterlator Pro app on the iPhone just released something like this), hiding posts, best-of-the-day,…

I'm actually thinking of setting up a “shadow” (i.e. not linked to my name) Twitter account to just follow the most relevant people. But that would be my third account and I'm running out of tools to follow them on my Mac & iPhone :-)

Also I forgot to mention that even if Facebook is the site I would miss the most, I mainly use it for personal networking. I'm trying to separate my personal and professional life online, but it's a real pain sometimes. Still, Facebook is the closest to an ideal solution, as I can create lists of people with what they can see/not see.
To be complete, FB should add more importing tools to integrate with the fact that you might have many blogs for instance.

]]> By: Paul Papadimitriou http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-128 Paul Papadimitriou Thu, 08 Jan 2009 14:55:20 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-128 I think we should each draw our micro-blog/status posting map somewhere and create some kind of a best practice. We're all doing that in a way, but have taken different routes. I think we should each draw our micro-blog/status posting map somewhere and create some kind of a best practice. We're all doing that in a way, but have taken different routes.

]]> By: AndrewShuttleworth http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-44 AndrewShuttleworth Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:54:50 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-44 Hopefully it would be a little less complicated than the one I did last year :-)<br><br><a href="http://hq.andrewshuttleworth.com/hq/2008/02/social-media-on.html" rel="nofollow">http://hq.andrewshuttleworth.com/hq/2008/02/soc...</a> Hopefully it would be a little less complicated than the one I did last year :-)

http://hq.andrewshuttleworth.com/hq/2008/02/soc...

]]> By: Paul Papadimitriou http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-43 Paul Papadimitriou Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:22:54 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-43 Well, that's in the pipe, Lance. More next Tuesday :-) Well, that's in the pipe, Lance. More next Tuesday :-)

]]> By: Lance Shields http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-42 Lance Shields Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:06:04 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-42 An interesting idea Paul. One easy way would be just to create a FriendFeed group that we all subscribe to. But I believe you may be thinking of something more custom made, right? Ponderous posts to wordpress so that might be one way to control the presentation a bit more...say 3 columns of feeds for each expert.. Just an idea. An interesting idea Paul. One easy way would be just to create a FriendFeed group that we all subscribe to. But I believe you may be thinking of something more custom made, right? Ponderous posts to wordpress so that might be one way to control the presentation a bit more…say 3 columns of feeds for each expert.. Just an idea.

]]> By: Paul Papadimitriou http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-41 Paul Papadimitriou Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:00:27 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-41 FF is the best tool around, it even replaced my daily reading of RSS to a certain extent. I know many people are saying Twitter does this, but without a tool like TweetDeck, the noise-to-signal can be way too high to actually be using it without losing too much time.<br>Twitter should learn a page from FF in many fields: grouping (the Twitterlator Pro app on the iPhone just released something like this), hiding posts, best-of-the-day,...<br><br>I'm actually thinking of setting up a "shadow" (i.e. not linked to my name) Twitter account to just follow the most relevant people. But that would be my third account and I'm running out of tools to follow them on my Mac & iPhone :-)<br><br>Also I forgot to mention that even if Facebook is the site I would miss the most, I mainly use it for personal networking. I'm trying to separate my personal and professional life online, but it's a real pain sometimes. Still, Facebook is the closest to an ideal solution, as I can create lists of people with what they can see/not see.<br>To be complete, FB should add more importing tools to integrate with the fact that you might have many blogs for instance. FF is the best tool around, it even replaced my daily reading of RSS to a certain extent. I know many people are saying Twitter does this, but without a tool like TweetDeck, the noise-to-signal can be way too high to actually be using it without losing too much time.
Twitter should learn a page from FF in many fields: grouping (the Twitterlator Pro app on the iPhone just released something like this), hiding posts, best-of-the-day,…

I'm actually thinking of setting up a “shadow” (i.e. not linked to my name) Twitter account to just follow the most relevant people. But that would be my third account and I'm running out of tools to follow them on my Mac & iPhone :-)

Also I forgot to mention that even if Facebook is the site I would miss the most, I mainly use it for personal networking. I'm trying to separate my personal and professional life online, but it's a real pain sometimes. Still, Facebook is the closest to an ideal solution, as I can create lists of people with what they can see/not see.
To be complete, FB should add more importing tools to integrate with the fact that you might have many blogs for instance.

]]> By: Paul Papadimitriou http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168&cpage=1#comment-40 Paul Papadimitriou Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:55:20 +0000 http://www.bluecreativestudio.com/blog/?p=168#comment-40 I think we should each draw our micro-blog/status posting map somewhere and create some kind of a best practice. We're all doing that in a way, but have taken different routes. I think we should each draw our micro-blog/status posting map somewhere and create some kind of a best practice. We're all doing that in a way, but have taken different routes.

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