Posts Tagged ‘resource’
Digg and Del.icio.us tools/resource compedium
October 2nd, 2008
If you’re a Del.icio.us user like Liberate Media, or a Digg social news reader/submitter, here is a list of links to others posts that will get you the very best out of these two popular social media services.
Digg and Del.icio.us have been updated since a few of the below posts were created, but the mechanics are still the same.
Probably a good place to start - How Best to Submit Our (Or Any) Stories to Digg
Followed by the Digg toolbox from the ever popular mashables.com
Next is an even more comprehensive Digg toolbox from Virtualhosting.com
Want some Digg data? Try the Digg front page data tool you can also find the top 100/1000 Diggers.
‘Make use of’ have a post called, The top 5 Digg tools to make you a better Digger.
Want to find out a bit more Digg? - Here is 10 interesting Digg features
Ever wondered what type on content is popular on Digg? Click here to find out.
Want to create a good Digg title? Check out this tool from Dan Zarella
No resource list would be complete with out a case study, so here it is: the Digg case study.
Getting board of Digg yet? Here are 6 alternatives
Yet another tool box from Mashable, this time it’s the Del.icio.us toolbox.
Ever wanted to become a power user? You can at Web Work daily.
Very good post here from davefleet.com - 6 Ways To Make Life Easier With Del.icio.us (added bonus of a common craft animation, which are excellent)
Delicious Popular Page Posts Analysed - nicely scrawled image, but actually very interesting!
If you are going to take Del.icio.us seriously then use the Delicious Bookmarks Firefox Add-ons
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PR and social media ppt’s, eBooks and more list.
August 20th, 2008
Here is a huge social media and PR list of PDF’s and PPT’s I have been looking through over the last month or so. Enjoy!
Microsoft PowerPoint - Advanced PR-Social Media.ppt
Creating a Social Media Strategy for PR: New Rules, Roles and …
Web 2.0 Relations a PR 2.0 Viewpoint by Xpand21, 2008
PRLog.Org - Bulldog Reporters Advanced PR Technology Conference …
Pitching Top Blogs: Influential Bloggers Share PR Dos and Donts …
Microsoft PowerPoint - Metrica Report - PR Measurement.ppt
Social Media Guidelines Consultation
Guide to Social Media for Organizations
User Generated Content, Social Media, and Advertising An Overview
Social Media and the Banking Industry
IBM and Employee-Centered Social Media
Microsoft PowerPoint - Creating a Social Media Strategy.ppt
Strut Your Stu : Make Your Website Social Media Ready
Collaboration and Social Media - 2008
Blogs & Social Media - Wright & Hinson
Social Media: Under Construction
Major brands fail to capitalise on consumer passion through social …
The Hype is Real: Social Media Invades the Inc. 500
Also check out the Liberate Media social media resource page for lot more social media posts.
Any other ppt’s or Pdf’s worth looinkg at please let me know.
Timelines are a Great Way to Share Information
May 19th, 2008
Today we’ve come across a great site called Dipity - a timeline creation tool, that we thought might be of interest to some of our readers. It offers a nice and easy visual way to share information on any given topic.
“Dipity is the easiest way to make and share interactive timelines about the people and things you care about.” - a claim from the site.
The timelines them selves are quite hard to follow, especially if you have crammed loads of events in over the space of a week. But you can get around this by being able to view the contents in other ways such as the list view and flip book view.
We were particularly interested in the technology section which houses over 170 timeliness such as TechMeme, Adobe Air, TechCrunch, already created.
One nice feature I must commend them on is the sign-up process, where you can input put your Twitter user name, and import a blog feed among other things, which starts you off with your own personal timeline - this is basically a more visual type of life stream or digital footprint.
Other nice ways to use the timeline could be for presentations or research purposes…
Weekly social media and web 2.0 news round up for week ending 18th of April
April 18th, 2008
We have been scouring the blogosphere all week for the best hot social media and web 2.0-related news and resources. We have also added all the new links to the Liberate Media resource/research page, - it’s a little slow to load but well worth the wait!
Twitter: news/resources
James Karl Buck Twitters his way out of Egypt Jailhouse
Twitter Spy - Twitter public time line in real time
Summize Realtime Twitter Search
Blogging: news/resources
10 Easy Ways to Get in The Habit of Blogging
More Practical Tips For Starting A Corporate Blog
General social media: news/resources
Social Media: Tools the alpha geeks use
Real People Don’t Have Time for Social Media
Building a Popular Social Media Profile: Seven Essential Characteristics
Get off Twitter, Lay Off the Blogs, and Put Some Thought Back Into Your Email Campaigns
Etiquette For A Social Media World
YouTube Dominates Video More than Google Dominates Search
Social Media To Create Social Media Training - social media training wiki
edopter.com: social trendcasting - discover and share the next big trend
12 Tips for Getting Your Startup Featured on Mashable
South Africa’s First Social Media Press Release - The Standard Bank Pro20 Series (cricket)
Second Life resource list - is it still a good place to build brand?
Please tune in next Friday for the next weekly round up…
Liberate Media social media resource/research map
April 16th, 2008
Social media resource
The Liberate Media social media research/resources page is where we archive all our social media and web 2.0 resources/findings. There is a huge amount of resource to be looked at, so please feel free to dig around at your leisure.
Liberate Media is always keen to add to the social media resource with new posts, so please get in touch if you have something of value to add. - The resource map will be ever growing with new headings and links being added all the time.
The social media resource/research is very heavy due to large amount of archived resource, it takes a little while to appear, but please be patient, it’s well worth the wait!
To use the resource map simply hold the left mouse button down and scroll around until you see the section you want to look at. Click the bars next to the paper-clip to get a description of the archive, then click the paper-clip to get a list of posts in that resource.
To add the resource/research map copy and paste the code below into your blog:
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