Posted by wollypark
Community social media presence and building visitor numbers or members… http://www.surveymonkey.com/mp/social-media-surveys/ Social Media Surveys and Questionnaires | SurveyMonkey
Posted by wollypark
This link arrived via Dolphin Browser and a short url, it’s info on what happens on the internet in a day…wow!!
Business Insider
http://www.businessinsider.com/everything-that-happens-in-one-day-on-the-internet-2012-3
click to go to wollypark.wordpress a local blog...click the patternweft pic to return
Is to show the pattern of taking Tweet links and Facebook links that are interesting, plus other similar info from the profile view '(followers and followed') of the person or organisation who made them; and relevant links that can be found on their sites in case theres an interesting thread...
It's to weave some record and information on where and how news on a topic can be arrived at and to expand that info so that it's not just a small snippet...to create whole topics that can be put on a blog page ...
It's a kind of 'how to' make the most of social info, and will evolve with pages on particular topics that complement the categories.
Check the little soc media tabs on the header...Mystique is the only theme with them on wordpress.com at present..
These social media tabs (which dont seem to open in a new window at the present...and i'm not a code person...so bear with it) take you hopefully to linked Facebook Twitter Flickr and rss sites (they will eventually)
The links should end up at
a) to the Facebook Page thats associated with this blog, (create a page is on the very bottom of your Facebook) and
b) the ordinary Facebook page, plus
c) the Twitter link that sends info flying into my Sony Timescape App on my phone
d) My Flickr is there too for photo updates (just local stuff)
e) an Rss feed link.
For example...theres been lots of info about Pinterest flying into my phone that seemed relevant as it grows in Social Media terms...and Flickr are adding a 'dont pin this' option to their sites...that seemed worth recording.
credit to http://photos.jstechs.com/
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