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- Let’s Name the Recent Digg Changes “Carrie”
digg_url = “http://danzarrella.com/lets-name-the-recent-digg-changes-carrie.html”;
The recent changes at Digg have been seen by some as anti-popularity-contest. Some diggers are finding it takes a lot more votes for stories they submit to become popular, and, at least to me, it appears the ratio of top-digger to everyone-else content on the homepage has gone down dramatically.
With search engines it […]
- Votrs.com Private Beta Invites
I just launched the new member’s system of Votrs.com which allows you to upload your own avatar and background, and edit your previously shortened links. It also allows you to have a shortened user page that shows all the links you’ve posted to Votrs and their social media voting buttons.
Right now the member’s system is […]
- The Freebie Niche: A Secret and Powerful Vector for Social and Viral Marketing?
This past Friday I noticed one of my sites was getting a lot more traffic than usual, after digging into the referring sites report in Google Analytics I saw the site had been posted to a large number of “freebie” websites and forums. As of this writing, just under 72-hours after it began the freebie […]
- 75 Marketing Gurus on Twitter
Marketing Pilgrim just published a list of 75 marketing gurus on twitter, some great people to be follow on that list (including myself </sarcasm>).
- Initial Thoughts on Ad Intelligence
Got an email last night that Microsoft had released the beta version of its Ad Intelligence adCenter Add-in for Excel 2007 keyword research tool, what a name (good old Microsoft). I saw this tool at the MS booth at pubcon, and it looked pretty sweet, luckily we’d also just upgraded to Excel 2007 at the […]
- Guest Post About Twitter on ReadWriteWeb
Yep, more guest posts, this time I wrote a post on ReadWriteWeb about how to use Twitter to increase your social media profile’s “authority”. Anthony over at Social Times added a couple more tips to my list.
- Another Guest Post
Yep, thats right, I’ve done yet another guest post. This time its over at Jonathan Bailey’s seminal PlagiarismToday blog and its about the futility of resisting communal recreation, and the value in embracing it.
- New Server and Design Update
I changed my server to mediatemple tonight, because my old host couldn’t handle digg traffic very well. So far I’m liking MT, but its early.
Also, if your DNS has updated to this site’s new nameservers you’ll see a new top header thingie, and if you’re reading this through a feed reader, click on through and […]
