5 Essential Tools To Build A Great Presence Using Social Media

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  1. I love how Cli.gs tracks how many bots hit your links! I had never heard of it, thanks Staci.

    I have just started using the tr.im url shortening service (which includes tracking) as it is integrated in the Mac twitter client Nambu (which I love!).

    If you are just starting out with Social Media the most important thing to remember is that conversations are of the utmost importance – it is SOCIAL media after all!

    Have a great day!

    Matthew Bibby

    Matthew Bibby’s last blog post..Can you help me plan this?

  2. loswl says:

    Nice post, I use Flickr for my photo posting and Tinyurl: http://tinyurl.com to shorten my links for twitter, Myspace is good too but not as fun as..twitter :o)

  3. Quick update, I just visited my tr.im page and realized that they track bot hits also.

  4. The only thing I would add to this is to have a place that aggregates your social media presence. I use http://retaggr.com and http://dandyid.org. You can start off with http://namechk.com to see where your username lives online in other social media services. If you have a website or a blog include your social network list on it. If you have a Twitter with no blog, I suggest you use retaggr’s profile card as your bio link.

  5. Thanks Everyone for these GREAT Tools!!! I love Retaggr and Nameck. Reteggr is a great way to show everyone EVERYWHERE you are on the web!

  6. Phillip Gibb says:

    very cool, you would still have to have consistent branding across all platforms/tools as well as good content. Least you presence wafts like vapor ;-)

  7. I love using the website shrinker, but if you have the chance to NOT use the shrinker you should refrain.
    Why you ask? Because your blog URL can become sticky in the heads of others if they know it. Shrunken URL’s don’t accurately advertise your presence.
    Mike McDermott
    http://bashfoo.org

  8. microblogging is really useful when you want to broadcast short updates. i am still leaning towards traditional blogging.:`.

  9. Hi Isaac! Thanks for your comments. I agree! I love microblogging! I do a little of both. I find Twitter, Facebook statuses and short, relevant posts, like the one’s I post on http://www.lovestaci.com have just as much (if not sometimes, greater) impact than longer posts. If I can say it briefly, I do. If points need further unfolding and expansion to allow for greater understanding, then I use a blog post.

  10. I love many facebook tools. But some are too complex. Though a few are very ingenious.

  11. Floor Lamp  says:

    microblogging is nice but it also limits how much you can say about your daily activities~-.

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