I'm Yael Rozencwajg. I post here daily resources and tools about internet marketing, social media and digital advertising for entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Let's have a good conversation on www.yaelsworld.com where I'm trying to share some thoughts about the importance of social utility in our lives and why do we need to engage in conversation with each other.
Google Instant has two new enhancements: new keyboard navigation features and the availability of Google Instant across more search features, like News, Video and Books. New keyboard navigation features allow you to fly through and choose your Instant search results using just your keyboard, with no need for a mouse or touchpad. And check out how Google Instant works on many of the search features listed on the left hand navigation of the search results page.
Twitter is the best way to discover what's new in your world. From football to film to philanthropy, people are using Twitter to discover what's new about what they find interesting.
Twitter has always been about getting a lot in a little. The constraint of 140 characters drives conciseness and lets you quickly discover and share what's happening. Yet, we've learned something since starting Twitter—life doesn't always fit into 140 characters or less.
Introducing a new, re-engineered Twitter.com that provides an easier, faster, and richer experience.
On the site, you'll see the familiar timeline, yet underneath each Tweet is a handful of information, deeper context and even embedded media. Simply click on an individual Tweet and a details pane slides out on the right and reveals this content.
Video by: @briggletweets, @jennadawn, @trammell & @jbuckhouse
Animation by: Devin Whetstone
Special thanks to: @freelancewhales, @amoebamusic, @gastronaut and Green Apple Books
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Social media has changed much about how consumers communicate with one another, and has given them the ability to broadcast opinions about brands, products and services further than traditional word-of-mouth can reach. It has also meant something that can be scary for brands: Marketers are no longer fully in control of the message.
The youngest respondents chose Facebook above texting or phone calls, suggesting that younger males might be more closely connected with the social scene. They also showed less reliance on email, which, along with the telephone, was one the top communication choice of older men.
