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Socializing your web site
1. Socializing your web site
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2. Socializing your web site
With the introduction of the 'Like' button for web sites,
Facebook has taken the first major step towards creating
the semantic web. Amongst all the privacy related negative
press Facebook is getting lately, we must not forget the fact
that Facebook has been at the forefront of pioneering how
we use social media networks on a daily basis to further
enhance our Internet experience.
Cygnis Media
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3. Socializing your web site
Imagine my surprise when I was reading an article on an obscure
design related magazine's web site only to realize that my friend
(let's call him John), Liked the very article I did. I didn't even know
he was into design. So I visited his Facebook profile and sent him
a quick message asking him about his thoughts on the subject
matter, which led to a very interesting conversation, which later
led to us working together on a very lucrative venture in print
design. Pretty crazy how that played out.
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http://www.cygnismedia.com/
4. Socializing your web site
Similarly, another way this tool can be quite effective is to
drive people to particular parts of the web site through
newsfeeds. While going through the newsfeed, I stumble
across a feed that states “Samantha Likes Yelp's review of
Ruby Tuesdays Restaurant in San Francisco”. Being
interested at that point in time to check out a new
restaurant in San Francisco, I simply click the link and end
up reading the review which may sway me into actually
going there for lunch.
Cygnis Media
clark@cygnismedia.com
http://www.cygnismedia.com/
5. Socializing your web site
Each user on average has (on average)
approximately 150 Facebook friends. Some
have a lot more than that. Each newsfeed item that is
published is another potential
150 possible visitors. Because people's
friends are usually those who are in
close proximity or share similar
interests, these feeds are
very effective in driving traffic to web
sites. Reaching close to 500 million active users on
Facebook, it is by far the largest social media network out
there, which is exactly why this feature is so effective. It
would simply not work without a large user-base to share
information.
Cygnis Media
clark@cygnismedia.com
http://www.cygnismedia.com/