Mark Zukerberg the founder and CEO of Facebook recently announced they now have 400 million members.. which puts them behind only China and India based on population.
This time last year Facebook had approximately 150 million members.
It is only a matter of time before the Facebook juggernaut reaches 1 billion members..
The New Community Rules is the book on Social Media and provides an excellent overview on how social web technologies work.. as well as showing you the most practical and effective ways to reach people who frequent these sites.
It explores social media marketing, blogs, Twitter, social networking sites including Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, social bookmarking, using photos, videos and podcasts.. as well as different strategies and tactics for marketing on the social web.
If you need help with marketing your business on the internet, this book will certainly show you how.
This book covers all the social tools for online marketing and provides a detailed run-down on how and why to use each one.
The New Community Rules is written extremely well with plenty of examples, images, screenshots, links, case studies and tips.. and is aimed at both the newbie and seasoned social media marketer.
Most importantly it’s very easy to understand.
The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web is a fabulous resource and one that I highly recommend.
From the back cover:
Explore blogging and microblogging, and find out how to use applications such as Twitter to create brand awareness
Learn the art of conversation marketing, and how social media thrives on honesty and transparency
Manage and enhance your online reputation through the social web
Tap into the increasingly influential video and podcasting market
Discover which tactics work – and which don’t – by learning what other marketers have tried
About the Author
Tamar Weinberg is a writer and internet marketing consultant specialising in blogger outreach, viral marketing and social media, and is the Director of Community at Mashable.
She has written for numerous blogs in a variety of fields including,
Techipedia - Tamar’s primary blog focusing on social media and internet marketing
Been eyeing this dSLR for some time now since it was launched last September 2009. During the annual PhotoWorld Asia last week-end, was able to check out both the 5D Mark II and the EOS 7D and decided to go for the latter. Here are my first impressions.
The Canon EOS 7D is not any bigger or heavier than my old trusty 40D, aside from the re-orientation of the controls and buttons. All the goodness is found inside.
18-megapixel CMOS sensor with dual (2) DIGIC 4 image processors
8 frames per second continuous shooting
1080p (1920×1080) Full HD video recording
19 focus points
ISO 12800!
This camera is shoots real fast and focuses quickly too. My Canon 40D shoots 3fps 6.5fps and this one can do 8fps. That coupled with 1080p video recording and I’m sold. The 7D is a close contender to the 5D Mark II — it’s a debatable issue on which one is better but I think it depends on where you are coming from.
For me, since I got a couple of precious EF-S lenses that I already use and don’t want to let go, the EOS 7D was a sure winner. The 19 points of focus is pretty cool and allows you some creative focusing of subjects that can’t be done with most other models.
And that doesn’t even count the fact that the 7D (body only) costs Php85,000 compared to the 5D Mark II at Php129,000.
Hopefully, from now on, I can do some HD video footages for my reviews and coverage here. Watch out for my review perspective of the Canon EOS 7D soon.
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Enjoy!
