Ideas for Twitter’s Revenue Model
The survey I ran last week is now closed and here is a summary of the ideas and comments collected. Some are fairly traditional and some are rather novel. Take a look, see what’s interesting and leave a comment on which ones you like or dislike.
NOTE: My comments for each of the ideas are not criticisms of those ideas, but simply additional commentary and context.
Google Talk Bots That You Must Add as Friends
You can do lot of interesting stuff with Google Talk like get alert notifications, save bookmarks to delicious, manage web calendars, set reminders, write blogs, and so much more.
Such features can be easily integrated into Google Talk through...
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You get Appirio Cloud Storage for Salesforce.com, a new SaaS offering from Appirio that taps Amazon S3 to extend the storage capabilities of Salesforce.com. (We toyed with calling it SalAmaForce3 but didn't really see that...
Read more about Cross Salesforce.com and Amazon S3?...Google goes to the Amazon
Last month, a group of Googlers traveled to Brazil, to conduct our first-ever project in the Amazon. Organized by our Google Earth Outreach team, we went at the special invitation of Amazon Chief Almir Naramayoga Surui, who'd invited us down to...
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One of the chief benefits of any article marketing campaign is the inducement of a large volume of high quality one-way back links. However, links do not just magically appear by posting your article to a article directory or blog. It needs to two...
Read more about Article Marketing-5 Secrets to Better Back Links...At a loss for words?
Have you ever been stumped in finding the right words to search for? Back when I was planning my wedding, I had a list of wedding songs in mind, but the problem was that I couldn't remember any of the artist names or song titles. So I started...
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When I first started at Adaptive Path, one of the many striking things about how different Adaptive Path is from most other companies was explained to me by then-CEO Janice Fraser. “When we set up Adaptive Path,” she said, “We wanted the company and...
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