Organizing my Web 2.0
Posted in Real Estate Marketing 2.0 By Stacey Pfeifer, Thursday, March 6, 2008.Does anyone know of a product out there that agents [or anyone] can use to organize all of their online community involvement, memberships, archive comments and questions they've made [maybe], blog updates, video marketing... a way to see it all and to some degree manage it easily online? is this making sense? there's probably something obvious available and it's probably called something that i have no clue about... please point me in the right direction, thanks!
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Submitted by Joel Burslem on March 6, 2008 - 5:08pm.
Hi Stacey - Have you tried either FriendFeed or Tumblr? Both will let you pull together multiple RSS feeds of your updates, photos, blog posts etc. and create a single mashup.
Submitted by Stacey Pfeifer on March 6, 2008 - 5:17pm.
Hi Joel-I haven't tried either and will check them out asap, much appreciated. I'm a fan of yours and love your blog. Thanks!!
Submitted by Lu Doan on March 7, 2008 - 6:56am.
Hey Stacey,
There is a web browser called Flock which is designed to organize your online world. It allows you to pull all of your content (RSS feeds, blogs, photos, video, etc)together into one place as well as post content to your accounts on such places like blogger, flckr, etc.
It's a free. More info & download can be found here: http://www.flock.com/
Submitted by G Dewald | Union Street Media on March 7, 2008 - 10:06am.
Hi Stacey,
Another tool to look at is http://www.cocomment.com/ to track your comments. I also have a list of buzz-measurement tools as well.
I'll try to get a decent blog post up on this topic soon because my Internet Marketing staff is facing the exact same problem you are in talking with clients about social media. I want to get my "how to measure the ROI of social media efforts" post up first, just to stir it up some.
Submitted by Stacey Pfeifer on March 7, 2008 - 6:25pm.
lu and G... thank you both. I checked out Flock intially--looks promising and will dig into cocomment next week. Joel, tumblr is really cool. i think it could be used as a way to do an online journal for myself, stuff to remember that i can work with later etc...i loved it.
I'm looking for something our clients can use too, so thanks for these tips!
have a great weekend everyone.
S