Back in 2000, Amy Jo Kim wrote the best book on best practices and strategies on how to start, build, grow, and maintain online communities in Community Building on the Web : Secret Strategies for Successful Online Communities. Read more…
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Competition and one upmanship are natural in SNS’s. I think they’re essential and happen whether they’re designed into the SNS or not. Read more…
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Thinking of a great domain name, registering it or if unavailable, buying it from its owner, and possibly initiating trademark proceedings are the first steps to implementing a domain name strategy. The next step is to make sure your online brand is locked down with a min
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Although links from Wikipedia result in traffic and new users, figuring out the culture of Wikis – and Wikipedia specifically – is a much larger document. Suffice it to say that in most cases, openly and generously contributing to a Wiki is a very powerful way to become an influencer in a very influential web resource. Directly promoting your company or adding your company entry always results in very negative blowback. I have made all the mistakes and have had a lot of great successes as well. Wikipedia isn’t a wilderness, it is heavily guarded and has a very strict protocol you can learn more about.
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I was just listening to Steve Gillmore talk about the Gesture Economy during is Gnomedex speech and I wanted to know more about the Gesture Economy. I discovered an initial description in GestureBank. Read more…
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