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I have had my Twitter account now for almost two and a half years, and with an effort since the first day toward providing as much value as I could, I had gained 27.488 followers, and many solid relationships, customers, and business partners. So it was with shock and dismay that I found my Twitter account suspension the other day. Read more »
So most of us have heard by now about the "Plus 1" button from Google, but what I didn't realize was that much bigger plans were in motion for a new Google Social Network. When I viewed my Google+ profile, I finally noticed the link between the Google+1 button and the Google social network. Read more »
Knowing how many OnlyWire shares you will nee when auto-syndicating people in TribePro is a bit tricky to say the least. But you definitely want to get the maximum benefit from TribePro by taking advantage of auto-syndications, while maximizing your ROI and avoid any OnlyWire overage charges! But if you plan on upgrading to a TribePro PLUS or PRO account to enable auto-syndication, how do you know to what level to increase your OnlyWire account? Read more »
Though the popularity of TribePro is obvious, I wanted to provide a breakdown of the differences between TribePro vs Unified Tribe and SYNND. With this review you will see why TribePro stands out above both Unified Tribe and SYNND for content syndication. Read more »
I am constantly getting email notifications these days for Facebook's Public Events which seem to have become the new Facebook SPAM. I mean we all know Facebook SPAM is an epidemic already, but my goodness it's actually getting worse! When you create an event, you can invite every friend on your entire list, easily. Do people think that because they are using Facebook and have so called 'friends' that they are inviting, this makes it ok to invoke a rash of spam? Read more »
Using TribePro might be a bit tricky, as it is the first system of it's kind, combining content syndication, social networking, AND automation. And TribePro is still very new, with everyone learning as they go. But while a few of the more experienced in automated content syndication may be treating TribePro as just another system, and this could actually be hurting other members. Read more »
If you didn't know it, you can pick up your YouTube feed for syndication just as you do with your blog. I had only heard about this but had no idea where to find it, and then it was almost so obscure, I didn't even see it at first.... Read more »
This morning, the folks at TribePro had a harrowing time, as the servers were down for several hours, due to problems at Amazon’s server farm that affected other major hubs such as Foursqare, Hootsuite and Reddit. This just re-enforces what I wrote in a post some time back – when you are relying on social [...] Read more »
Content syndication is so powerful because it is social proof of the value of your content. The referrals result in more views and more exposure for you. But with the appearance of many Content Syndication tribes in the last year or so, the concept been abused, detracting from the implied value of votes, comments and shares. This is due to tribe members simply sharing and voting as an exchange for reciprocal shares and votes, regardless of the content's value. Read more »
How to Achieve Content Syndication Using TribePro - I've been writing for over a year now about how content syndication bumps up your SEO (Search Engine Optimization) through social proof. Then, early in 2010, Google began putting more weight on social content syndication. They even showing your own social networks on the first page of the search results. And then Google's most recent changes in the start of 2011 have put even more focus on the amount of syndication given your content, the indicated value of content having a great deal of weight for search ranking. Read more »
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