This is, ultimately, a story about failure. There is no nice way to say it and there is no reason to sugar-coat it. However, with every failure comes a lesson, so hopefully you can learn from my mistakes. Blog #1 I was one of the first people in Croatia to create a blog on ourstuff
After 8 long years of connecting you with your friends and helping you meet new ones while becoming the most popular social network in the world with over 800 million users, Facebook finally decided to go public. The IPO papers were submitted at Wednesday, February 1st. Let’s take a look on what is worth readingstuff
Happy Community Manager Apprecation Day! Now lets just hope you’re not one of those community managers who’ll do anything for a retweet or like. You’re not? Good, but lets see what would happen if you would turn to the dark, spammy side of working on social networks. Here are the 4 types of community managersstuff
Google, one of the largest tech companies today has quite an interesting thing going on with their logo which, I’m sure, you’ve already noticed. Google Doodles, as they’re called, are special Google logos that are a homage to something that happened on that day. The first Google Doodle was featured in August 1998. and itstuff
Experian Hitwise, a part of the Experian Marketing Services analyzed the top 1,000 search keywords for 2011 and published the results. The research says that the term “Facebook” was the most searched term in 2011, however, it was the most searched term in 2010 as well. Hold that thought. Several weeks ago, Mozilla and Googlestuff
Jeremiah Owyang wrote a very interesting post on how the golden age of tech blogging was over due to the new technology, forms of content and business models. With Techcrunch being shaken up under AOL, Mashable writing about everything except social media, The Next Web creating more and more channels for technology news, how willstuff
Podgorica, Montenegro – March 22, 2011 – Social media sites worldwide are finding .ME a perfect partner in promoting their goals of connectivity and individualism… two things every person entering a social media site is truly looking for. According to a 2010 Nielsen report, social media and blog sites account for one in every fourstuff
Remember GetPersonalWith.ME, a cool site which promotes registration of personal .ME names? Well, after the Valentine’s day promotion they are back with a new feature – .ME stories. Their post “If you’ve used a .me domain name to do something cool or interesting, why not share it with the world?”, also reflects this blog’s effortsstuff
Adi News recently posted s great article (see below) about domain personalization and success of .ME startups, predominately About.ME. It also features internet marketing experts talking about branding with .ME domains. Definitely worth checking out! Personalized Domains Personalized domains and domains ending in .ME are becoming very popular. Self promotion is the highest form ofstuff
One of the Internet’s newest and most alluring startups, About.Me, is live on the Web. The site will allow anyone to quickly and simply assemble a personal splash page, all-inclusive of every social network to which they belong. “About-dot-Me is all about you… just like dot-ME itself,” notes Predrag Lesic, Executive Director of the .MEstuff
Flavors.ME has been already mentioned at dotME’s blog as one of the best destinations if you want to create an elegant personal website. This website development tool got increasingly popular and it was featured in Mashable’s Spark of Genius series, sponsored by Microsoft Biz Spark. A four section design panel makes Flavors.ME ridiculously simple tostuff
There has been a great deal written about how to engage with social media to establish a name for yourself online, but a commonly overlooked piece of the puzzle is also one of the simplest: owning your own domain name. How a Domain Fits With Personal Branding? Whether you’re just beginning online or you’re astuff
Major brands such as WordPress (WP.me), Universal Pictures and Facebook (FB.me) are now using ME domains for promotions – how do you think businesses can use the extension to create memorable brands? -With .ME you can create a perfect call to action or verb related site with a name that makes an impact, people rememberstuff