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12 social media tools to find people online!

March 26th, 2008

In our social media consultancy, we’re finding that target audiences for our clients are becoming more and more specific…sometimes down to a list of individuals.  With the rise of social networks, it’s becoming possible to reach a group of individuals through PR, as opposed to the broad brush approach that is often applied to more traditional media.

As a result, we’ve spent some time refining the tools that we use to research particular individuals.

If you need to find the CEO of a particular company as a part of your research, or just want to find old friends and colleagues…check out the Liberate Media online people search tools!

XING -Find deals, employees, colleagues and jobs

Rapleaf - Lookup your information, Search for information about others, Manage your online privacy

PeopleFinders.com - The Web’s Largest People Search by Background Check, Public Records Search, and E-Mail Address

PeekYou - The Smartest People Search Online

Explode! - Search for interesting people

123people.com | Find everyone you (want to) know!

Pipl - The most comprehensive people search on the web

yoName - People search across social networks, blogs and more.

Wink People Search - Over 205,038,914 people on social networks and across the Web.

Spokeo - find your friends blogs and photos that you never knew they had

Upscoop - Import your email address book and discover which of your friends are on social networks…

The Internet Address Book - find, manage internet addresses all around the world

As always, any thoughts on the list or any tools we have missed please let us know.

All the above will go into our ongoing social media and web 2.0 research/resource page. Please check it out - it’s a little heavy now, but well worth the wait!

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