Social Networking

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Organic Marketing and Free Web Traffic

In the race to find new ways to entice people to view your site, just as much time can be spent reading as it can be writing. There is just no end to the amount of information at a person’s fingertips thanks to the Internet. Back in September of last year I was [...]

20May2008 | Michael Katz | 0 comments | Continued
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Getting Exact With Analytics From Xtract

In the Malcom Gladwell best selling book ‘The Tipping Point’, Gladwell identifies types of people who have the power to influence others so much so that the opinion, views or ideas held by whole communities or societies can be changed. He uses names such as Innovators, Early Adopters, Connectors and Mavens to point out shared [...]

13May2008 | Michael Katz | 0 comments | Continued
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Her Topia, His Topia, MyTopia – Helping The World Play Together

Marketing relies on the ability to deliver advertising to the masses. With that said it explains why social networking sites such as Facebook, Digg and Bebo, to name but a few, have become so huge. Facebook has attracted well over 70 million users and counting. However, despite updating status, posting the occasional [...]

18Apr2008 | Michael Katz | 0 comments | Continued
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Just What Is Sociarati?

Sociarati is a phrase that stems from the development and growth of the use of social networking websites. It refers to the masses of people who use these sites on a daily basis whether for business or pleasure, and it lumps them all together under one gigantic umbrella.

3Apr2008 | Michael Katz | 0 comments | Continued
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A New Application for the Sociarati

Social networking has been documented both on and offline.  It includes sites such as Facebook, Digg, Youtube, Flickr and many, many more.  Initially started as a way for many people to easily establish online relationships, re-establish lost relationships, easily share views, videos, photos and opinions and to build an online network of acquaintances, it has [...]

30Mar2008 | Michael Katz | 0 comments | Continued