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The announcement is no surprise: not only has the struggling social network lost its lead to Facebook, but its $300 million/year advertising deal with Google ends next year, with Google unlikely to renew at the same price. The cuts bring MySpace down to 1000 US employees; rival Facebook has 850.
It was bound to happen. We share a mountain of information on Twitter, some of it very personal, and it was only a matter of time before someone built an engine to analyze that content and turn it into psychological profiles.
Nancy Marmolejo writes that if you think MySpace, Facebook, and other social networking sites are just for kids, then think again.
“Authors, entrepreneurs, entertainers, non-profits, and businesses are using social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook to promote who they are and what they do. Having a professional social networking presence can build platform, sell books, attract attention, and generate leads for your business. When used correctly, it will boost your visibility and credibility generating the results you want.”
According to Marmolejo there are seven expert tips to jump start your success in social networking:
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Heads up, Facebook-users: in just a few hours (midnight in your local time zone), you’ll have the chance to choose a user name and corresponding URL for your profile.
The social networking giant hopes the offer will have its nearly-200 million users staying home on a Friday night, boosting traffic and helping Facebook gain a new edge in its mind-share battle with rival Twitter.
I want to share with you a roundup of Twitter tracking tools that I have put together. It’s the result of the market research I did before launching our own prototype of a Twitter measurement tool a few weeks back.
In a modern day David and Goliath tale, Jet Luxury Resorts, a young but growing luxury resort and hotel Management Company, reached a worldwide audience of millions through the implementation of a low budget, but high concept viral marketing campaign. The campaign, titled “Are You Ready to Jet?” is a sexy, charming, high-end video that was produced and shot at a fraction of the usual cost. Set within one of the company’s top properties, the penthouse in the Palms Place Hotel in Las Vegas, a story unfolds about just how it feels to stay in such a room.
Within the first week of its launch, the video attracted over one hundred and seventy thousand hits on Youtube, landing in the most viewed position in five separate countries. In the US, the video is currently one of the most viewed videos in the Youtube travel section and has accrued over two hundred thousand hits. French television picked up the commercial and spotlighted it on French primetime TV as well as TBS, who chose the spot for its upcoming primetime television special, World’s Funniest Commercials. Jet Luxury Resorts has seen a dramatic increase in both branding and reservations from the vast viral and televised exposure.
The commercial was conceptualized, directed and produced by new ad agency Soup2Nuts. It even stars a few of Jet Luxury’s own-COO Steve Aylsworth and Operations Manager Mercedes Shea. “It was a true team effort to create this innovative commercial to grow the Jet Luxury brand internationally. More and more people are discovering that we are the best kept secret in the industry, bringing the rental community truly affordable luxury.”
The emergence of new media and viral marketing creates another unique business model that Jet Luxury Resorts has capitalized on, confirming their meteoric rise in the hospitality marketplace by uniquely adapting to the changing travel market. Jet Luxury Resorts stands at the forefront of new media implementation, utilizing the power of the worldwide web to effectively yet inexpensively brand their new product.
To accompany the launch of the viral marketing campaign, Jet Luxury Resorts recently produced 4k digital resolution virtual tours of their newest resorts and properties. The tours, along with the viral marketing campaign and state of the art reservation center, can be found at the updated www.jetluxuryresorts.com website.
A handful of bills in state legislatures across the U.S. are creating the biggest legal threat to e-commerce in several years, trade group NetChoice said.
NetChoice released its first Internet Advocates’ Watchlist for Ugly Laws (iAWFUL) Tuesday, with state legislation making up nine of the 12 bills on the list, and the remaining three bills in the U.S. Congress.
If you watched movies or TV shows at all in the last fifty or so years, then you’ve seen just about everything the future has in store for us. You’ve seen us conquer aliens, you’ve seen machines conquer us, and you’ve seen crazy batshit technology doing crazy batshit things. The only kicker is that you never got to see this stuff in real life. Which, in most cases, would be a good thing (Alien invasions? No thank you), but then there’s the stuff that we would want and that we are still waiting for (flying cars anyone?). Here are some of those cases. That is, the most noteworthy cases in which the future predictions of television and cinema, failed us miserably.
Brian Ward lost his job on a Friday afternoon. Eleven days later he had a new one. With nearly 1 in 10 people out of work and the typical job search lasting 12 weeks, how did the Cleveland-based software architect pull it off? In a phrase: online social networking.
Welcome to the new rules of the job hunt. Gone are the days of simply posting your résumé on CareerBuilder, e-mailing former colleagues and trolling company websites for open slots. These days, if you’re serious about being hired, you really put your computer and PDA to work. That means getting word out on social sites like Facebook and MySpace, sending instant job-search updates via messaging feeds like Twitter, and meeting new people who might be able to lend a hand through Web-networking outfits like LinkedIn and Ryze.
IZEA, the company formerly known as Pay Per Post that pays bloggers to write about products, is moving into the realm of Twitter. According to AdWeek, Izea is planning to launch a program called Sponsored Tweets next month that will work much like its product for bloggers.
Sponsored Tweets will “offer Twitter users the option of sending their followers messages about brands and products. Twitterers will get paid based either on the number of clicks they receive or on a flat fee per Tweet.”