Quick, usually short communication broadcast to the social graph of an individual, group, company or organization. the social aspect represents both ‘being part of the conversation’ attaching comments, “Likes” or votes to a piece of shared content and in the extended social distribution of each of the initial recipients.
We had a fantastic time talking with marketer, Lisa Padilla on episode 42. Lisa has been involved with successful companies and startups throughout the years and is currently writing a book on contextual marketing. She also is involved with Musicians Guild, which is one you’ll want to watch! In addition to hearing all about all of the interesting projects with which Lisa is involved.
Web 3.0: The Contextual Web
Because aggregating all of that information into a single stream could create its own information overload, Grabbit lets users instantly filter their streams in a variety of ways to focus on specific information or people. Grabbit also gives users a powerful set of tools for managing friends, contacts, and groups of friends and other contacts, across a wide variety of social and business networks.
For some basic talk about social TV, listen to this Social TV Discussion which goes over the idea: “Broadly speaking, social TV is the integration of social media and TV programming.” Read this article for lots of data and infographics.
For those of you looking for a top-level, and very general look at optimal social network posting days/times, here’s a view from MarketingCharts.
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