Webbiquity

FEBRUARY 9, 2010

Secondarily, they want to read about results from peers and colleagues, with blogs and Twitter being the most popular media. However, close behind, vendors are the third-most sought source of information; blogs and Twitter are again the preferred platform, with wikis being the least popular. The lessons? Post this on Diigo.

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Online Marketing Institute

NOVEMBER 7, 2010

It’s already happened in the consumer world: Sites like Digg (social curation) which have little or no original content have become key resources for information. Similarly we are seeing leading businesses take a similar approach to become the experts for their respective areas. Consider Netconcepts. Other stuff?

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Online Marketing Institute

JUNE 30, 2009

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