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Things wordy, geeky, and webbyLinks: President’s Day Edition 2009
Friday, February 20th, 2009 at 10:45 AM |- TweepSearch, PeopleBrowsr: Twitter tools for finding folks by name or keyword [Link: WebWorkerDaily]
- Why Facebook Is for Old Fogies
- Blog Post Ideas That Always Generate Buzz
- Why I Can’t Afford Cheap and Upgrade Me: Most of us watch what we buy and look for deals. But cheaper doesn’t mean it’s a good deal. It could mean buying the cheaper item three times to a pricier item’s one time. [Link: Disassociated]
- PR 2.0: Twitter Tools for Community and Communications Professionals
- SearchMe: Visual search.
- Why one business choose one business over another? 70% departed because they didn’t like the human side of doing business with the prior provider of the product or service! Stat from Guerrilla Marketing Blog. Not only does a competitive advantage matter, but also connecting and building relationships with clients.
And for fun because we’re allowed…
- 50 Best Web Sites 2008 according to Time and the list all of them by most popular. Yes, some of the below come from Time. Great stuff.
- I like totally love it: “The site allows users to publish and share products with the broader public which they find cool, innovative, exceptionally beautiful, or just weird.”
- Nymbler: Enter six names you like to get ideas for more names you might like.
- Ffffound! Image bookmarking — sharing beautiful images.
- Lookybook: Look through children’s books before buying them. YES!
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