wonder why I find pluserati so much more pretentious than twitterati…mayb wonder why I find pluserati so much more pretentious than twitterati…maybe bc twitterati was a sort of clever takeoff of literati.how about 'the plus ones' or 'ne plus ultra' congrats + Doc Kane (cue pomp and circumstance) you have added value and gr congrats
rapportive has ups the ante with added functionality. closer integration with linkedin makes the service even more valuable for average business user.
but what happens to the cloud when a giant comet strikes the earth? or when mark zuckerberg goes mad and throws the switch, making facebook go dark forever?
last week, social crm plugin rapportive got some competition. gist announced that it was bringing its dashboard functionality to my gmail inbox and beloved droid. is this the end for rapportive?
bam. you’re flashing priority inbox magic at full strength, right on your home screen.
google’s priority inbox is like peanut butter. it’s essential, but it can be hard to swallow by itself. otherinbox is like grape jelly. it makes priority inbox complete.
innovations like priority inbox make gmail’s web interface the obvious choice for anyone who spends a fair amount of time wrangling their inbox.
it’s all good. I’m very optimistic about using springpad to stay more focused.
adding links to facebook status updates and using the share feature can help promote news and events for your organization beyond your own network.
it’s time to rethink the way you cross post links if you maintain a social presence on both linkedin and twitter. if you are a linkedin regular, you probably have noticed a change in the service’s status updates. historically, updates on linked in were in keeping with its reputation as a buttoned-down, businesslike version of social networks like facebook and myspace. I wrote about linkedin’s increasing social mojo back in january. the new changes take it a big step further.
