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Nate Riggs

Facebook Pages Now Part Of Google's Real-Time Results - 0 views

  • Facebook Pages have begun to show up. While the features are just beginning to roll out, they real-time search will be globally available in English over the next few days.
  • Whether or not Facebook’s public status updates from users will ever end up in Google is unknown
  • Google now needs to balance the volume of tweets and Facebook status updates with the various queries coming into their system.
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    A few weeks after Google first announced the launch of Twitter and MySpace's integration into their-real time search results, Facebook Pages have begun to show up. While the features are just beginning to roll out, they real-time search will be globally available in English over the next few days. While the few million pages that Facebook has are nowhere near the 400 million Facebook users on the site.
Nate Riggs

First Take: What Google Buzz Means « Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Social... - 0 views

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    * Google continues its prime directive. At the high level, this is a strong move for Google, they continue to aggregate other people's social content, and become the intermediatry. This helps them to suck in Twitter, Flickr, and any-other-data type as the APIs open up, giving them more to 'organize'. This is Google acting on it's mission to the world. * Privacy woes will scare consumers -yet adoption will continues upward. For consumers, the risk of privacy will continue to be at top of mind. Although the features allow for sharing only with friends or in public. expect more consumer groups to express concern. Overtime, this will become moot as the next generation of consumers continues to share in public. * Buzz could have faster adoption rate than Twitter. For consumers, this could potentially have more adoption than Twitter as Gmail has a large footprint Google told me it's tens of millions (active monthly unique). Of course, most Gmail users likely aren't Twitter users, but there could be a large platform to draw from. * Physical businesses lose more control over search strategy. For small busineses and retailers, this will impact their search engine results pages, as a single top 'buzzer' could cause their content to be very relevant, if that person was relevant, then their influential content could show at top of SERP pages. Expect Google to continue to offer advertising options now around buzz content -fueling their revenues. * A direct blow to Facebook, they must accelerate go to market. To Facebook, this is a direct threat, these features emulate Friendfeed and the recently designed Facebook newsfeed. Expect Google to incorporporate Facebook connect, commoditizing Facebook data as it gets sucked into Google and displayed on Google SERP. * Great for Twitter now -yet painful in the long term. This is good for Twitter in the short term, as it'll amplify tweets, and suck them into a new system and give additional
James Mensah Seshie

how to create awareness for your product and make money using facebook - 0 views

Introduction to Facebook (http://fb.flexyguitar.com) Do you have a business? If you are an entrepreneur with a conventional business, you no doubt have friends who took their business online. And y...

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Nate Riggs

How the PGA Can Use Social Media to Rebuild their Brand - 0 views

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    "What the PGA needs to do is move forward and embrace social media to the max. Currently the PGA has a Facebook Page with just over 35,000 fans and a Twitter account with a little more than 19,000 followers. I have more Twitter followers than the PGA, an entire professional sports league. That, my friends, needs to change."
Nate Riggs

Take Off the Social Media Blindfold | social crm | Social Media Consulting - Convince &... - 0 views

  • Remember, there is a REASON they spend their time within the social ecosystem on Yelp and not Facebook – because that’s the community they PREFER.
  • Dear Marriott: Pay Attention Consider this horrifying example for Marriott. I did a quick check of Google Sidewiki (a plug-in for Firefox and Internet Explorer that lets you comment on Web pages, and those comments are “stuck” the Web page like a Post-It note). I found this solitary post, ripping Marriott for not removing this guy from their email newsletter list. I’m not sure what’s worse, the company not paying attention to secondary and tertiary layers of the social Web and thus not finding this, or knowing about it and not leaving a reply. Either way, their silence is deafening.
  • Do millions of people use Sidewiki? Not yet, but since it’s a Google project, there’s a fair chance it will take off. And for the people that are already using Sidewiki, doesn’t this impact how you perceive Marriott? And now I’ve shared it with all of you, so a comment on a “minor” social outpost continues to fester, unabated.
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    Article by Jay Baer about looking beyond the big five on social media.
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    I like Jay's stuff. He brings up an interesting point. It seems that most monitoring systems only pull back data from more popular networks. What do you do to monitor your brand or your own name on other less popular web properties?
Nate Riggs

How Small Business Is Using Social Media [STATS] - 1 views

  • relationship between social media and small businesses and found that the technology adoption rates in the U.S. have doubled in the past year from 12% to 24%.
  • In fact, 45% of surveyed respondents even believe their social media initiatives will pay off financially in 12 months or less.
  • primarily engaging in social media through company pages (75%) and status updates (69%) on Facebook or LinkedIn.
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