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Tag Archives: quality
10 ways to combine your blog with your micro-blogging
Your micro-blogging on Twitter or FriendFeed is topical. Your blog is quality. Both are valuable. How can you combine the two? 1. Display your FriendFeed content on your blog using an embeddable widget: 2. Display your latest Twitter updates on … Continue reading
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Tagged blogger, disqus, fresh from, friendfeed, lifestream, linkedin, micro-blogging, quality, twitter, typepad, wordpress
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What’s the difference between user generated content and user generated rubbish? Comments please…
Some user generated content (UGC) is genuine, honest, credible, reputable, trustworthy, valuable, quality information. But some is rubbish (let’s call that UGR), including deliberately misleading propaganda, biased blog comments, bogus product reviews, spam, veiled advertising, and bad poetry (or is … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, disqus, ebay, friend connect, intense debate, linkedin, lonely planet, quality, reputation, sezwho, social, techno, tripadvisor, ugc, user generated content
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