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oh come on, Yann, this isn't a seth revelation. Its kind of like, "no duh" don't you think? - Robin Seidner from twhirl

It's not a revelation true but most business still expect the new thing "social media" to be an event... it's also a process for us to educate them that consumers have the tools to fight back and say something. If consumers can chose to talk back and carry influence, business have to change. Culture win the prize. - Yann Ropars

Well finally some people act reasonably - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

Statistics on 600,000 Facebook Pages. - Bryan Person

Thanks for the link Bryan, pretty interesting - Robin Seidner from twhirl

"Thanks for your thoughts. I agree that there are applications that for some small businesses make more sense than other marketing. But for most, the tried-and-true of online marketing still hasn't trickled down to the small business. Hopefully, we are helping to change that." - Robin Seidner

"I heard about this through the local grapevine, I'll be interested to hear more about them as its uncovered. Super cool concept." - Robin Seidner

If you do nothing else today, read the NYTimes Magazine section. This is a very important piece of reporting. - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

good experiment on persuasive language - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

nice seeing you there, Joe - Robin Seidner

Can't be right - says 6 in Boulder, that's just not right at all - Robin Seidner

The concept is there, but the data is seriously lacking... I can easily name 20 Boulder companies off the top of my head. - James Clark from email

the Internet glitterati are stressed - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

NYT blog post includes several examples of small businesses having success on Twitter. - Bryan Person

I'll check that out, thanks Brian - Robin Seidner from twhirl

Its easy to change the settings, but FB really ought to make it a default to NOT do it. - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

for you chocoholics out there, really good chocolates! - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

its at the Wynkoop - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

well, at my office, I just rename everyone to suit my needs. maybe she's just not telling you something. ;) - Robin Seidner

"Interesting take on it. I agree that quality is less important, its more that authority rankings that are purely based on trackbacks and comments aren't cutting it anymore - people respond to blog posts in so many more ways now that people are pushed to posts through social media profiles." - Robin Seidner

my thoughts on Solis' post at TechCrunch - Robin Seidner from twhirl

get out your bedazzler - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

I never thought about this before - people tend to use news for linking and SEO, but McGovern thinks it annoys people, - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

"Hey Amber, To me the most interesting piece of the competitive piece is how few words actually come up on your home page, which speaks well to the density issue." - Robin Seidner

"Not only can't white boys dance, its apparently even worse when they're geeks. Thank god there were a few women there." - Robin Seidner

According to this, my followers are a bunch of "social media marketing entrepreneurs that coach new business". - Dave Gambrill

i like the tags of my followers: TwitterIsm Updates @ http://bit.ly/12HoG ; - ewing2001akaNicomedy2010

I don't know, this doesn't seem very interesting to me at all - Robin Seidner from twhirl

reducing bounce rates - Robin Seidner

Good info on mobile web apps, plus caution on moving forward with mobile - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

"Thanks Kat, I've been thinking alot about mobile lately. You are so right about the content strategy piece of it. I laughed when you talked about the similarities to when the web was young, its so right on. :)" - Robin Seidner

what are those? - Robin Seidner

"I like the idea, and they seemed to do a good job on the execution, but here's what gets me about these things. Technically, this isn't a campaign - this is something that should reasonably have no end. So, what is the long-term strategy for keeping the momentum going? That doesn't seem to have been addressed - the last post on FB appears to be from the RNC convention, the last tweet from December - do you see what I am getting at? Its really hard to keep momentum going without a regroup at regular intervals that take into account where things have headed. So instead of their just being a beginning and middle, there's either an end or some strategy for a continuing middle." - Robin Seidner

make a punchline for my joke about SVP's - how many does your org have? - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet

because so many people have invested $ in building ad networks & behavioral targeting. I believe they will die a slow death... - Robin Seidner from twhirl

Hmm, sounds like a way to track viral aspects of the social web for some kind of metrics, but not sure if I agree that it is truly a way to track social influence. Your thoughts? - Robin Seidner from Bookmarklet