Five on Friday - five fabulous Web 2.0 tools and sites of the week (06-02-09)

February 6th, 2009 by Andy Merchant

Usual Friday round-up of my favourite Web 2.0 sites and tools of the week.

1. First up is Stimator, a real-time website value estimator. The engine deliveries the most accurate economical value that a website could be worth by collecting important data from different sources. The results are indexed to database references and to the financial market in order to re-produce, as far as is possible, how much investors are prepared to invest. I’d love to know how they work their algorithms out!

2. Chart chooser is next - use the filters to find the right chart type for your needs. Then download as Excel or PowerPoint templates and insert your data. Something I’ll definitely be using in the near future.

3. If you want to build your own microblogging community then Flokio is for you. It’s simple to set up, and once you create a group, you’ll be able to start joining others. You can make either private or public groups, which makes it easy for you to share with everyone or just with a select group of people.

4. 99 chats lets you create a free account and then start your own chat room. You can then add your chat room to your website, blog or social network profile.

5. Trigga.me looks interesting, but it’s in private beta at the moment so I haven’t actually checked it out. It gives you the ability to enable group-based updates to your social networks. Right now you can use Trigga.me with these services:

More of the same next week!

      

Tags: web 2.0, web 2.0 resource, web 2.0 sites, web 2.0 tools

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