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By: Stuart Cheshire

Stuart Cheshire — Fri, 24 Jun 2011 09:04:13 +0000

Online reputation management is now a large part of online marketing, I wonder how the Google +1 will start to affect the way sites are ranked as well as perceived by visitors through the serps?

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 19:22:25 +0000

hmm, i think thats a great idea, but is there software available for that? are there projects running for that dashboard? do you have a link? i think, the biggest social network today will eat all smaller networks (or buy them).. the problem is that everybody uses this “marks blue” network! i hate it, because its already to big!

By: Venessa Miemis

Venessa Miemis — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 08:15:24 +0000

there are niche social networks for just about every kind of interest or hobby or group of people. i don’t think it would make sense to consolidate that into one network, but what i do think will happen is there will be an easier way to consolidate your identity across these platforms. more intelligent than just an aggregator, but some type of dashboard that would provide you the most relevant information for you from those places based on your preferences and behaviors.

By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 20:18:41 +0000

Hi, iam a Social Networker from germany and my english is not so good. please forgive me! There are some great thoughts of usefull networks here. For myself i realized social network with drupal to give mothers a information site for lactation. and a possibility for lactation support groups to present them on the site. this is a service that wants no money for listings. but, the problem i see, is, that there a so many social networks, that the users dont know where to go or where to follow!
‘what can I offer that adds value to the network?,’ which is more of a “give.”
this sentence is marketing relevant.
but do other social networks still have a chance against the big ones like facebook or twitter? yelp has started in germany, and i think they have problems with their business. nobody knows yelp in germany and the power of facebook or studivz is to big!
so, what is the conclusion of all this ocean of social networks? where do we go? do the people want 1000 networks or online one big internet network, whre the can find everything?
makes it sense to start networks for dogs, doctors, mothers, sportsman or is it simply too much now?
thanx for your ideas!

By: Denyse Assaf

Denyse Assaf — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 23:54:52 +0000

Just wasting some in between class time on Stumbleupon and I found your entry. Not normally what I like to read about, but it was definitely worth my time. Thanks.

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[...] The Importance of Managing Your Online Reputation « emergent by design "Last week during #journchat, I saw a reference to a post titled Does Your Twitter Handle Belong on Your Resume? The author is a PR college student, and the conversation around the post is mainly tactical, but the bigger picture surrounding our online identities is one I’ve been wanting to address for some time, so this gives me the opportunity. I’ll briefly cover some basic points about the nature of online space, but then I want to dig into the opportunities that are available in a networked culture." (tags: reputation online culture) [...]