Klout is a company that has recently created a great new tool that allows users to measure their "KLOUT" meaning their social influence, through engaging and reaching many users. The company has achieved this through a complex algorithm that when connected to your Linkedin/ Twitter/ Facebook dives deep into your likes, comments and post to see how your friends and pool of influence react. This is a great achievement for the marketing world, and helps companies speak to exactly who matters the most. A users KLOUT score is from 1-100 with someone like Charlie Sheen around 95-100.  In laymans terms, this rates your online clout.

Companies this is your chance to market directly to your VIP consumers! Take action now! Call me, comment, or email TheWorldofNick@gmail.com for ideas, help, or a free consultation!

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The future of mobile is here. There is no doubt about that. In the below presentation you will hear that if you conduct online business and do not have a mobile website, it is similar to being shut one day of the week. 1 of 7 purchases online are now through some type of mobile format. 

It is important to first figure out if it makes sense for your business to have a mobile "app" or a mobile formatted website. An "app" for iphones, android and blackberry devices is best used when your targeted demographic/ psychographics wants to communicate and have a deep reach or function within your business.Lets say your customers like to use a free service you offer, weather it be mobile ordering, mobile consulting or even offering extra discounts for users that check in with your phone application. 

The other option is to create a mobile website. There are many benefits of creating a mobile formatted website. For instance you do not have to have to create an "app" for 3 platforms, you can create one mobile website that works on all smart phones.  With recent coding, website developers can even create location based services. For the most part you can fully replicate lets say an iPhone app with a mobile website.  If you are a consultant, tell your client that mobile is here to stay, and you can use the below resources to prove it.  Maybe you are reading this because you are wondering about mobile marketing and if you should get into the mobile atmosphere.... Well if the following presentation and video do not convince you of the future of marketing, then you should just pack up your bags and go home. 

The future of mobile is NOW. If you do not start preparing your business or product soon, you will be left in the dust of everyone that implemented today. Find your mobile consultant, or research the future of mobile marketing. Feel free to contact me with any questions or comments, I am here to help you!

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From now on, white-hot mobile payments startup Square won’t be asking merchants to pay $0.15 each time a credit card is swiped. Instead, merchants will be asked to pay a fee of 2.75%.

“What’s the big deal?” you might ask yourself. “They’re still charging a fee per transaction.”

Even though a fee does remain — and how else would a credit card processing startup make money? — the new fee system is a lot more beneficial for merchants who use Square, especially merchants who do high-volume, low total-per-transaction business. Instead of having to tally credit card processing fees based on the number of credit card transactions, they can simply multiply the total dollar amount for credit card purchases by .0275, and their credit processing fees will be readily apparent — and often a lot lower than if they paid a flat, per-swipe fee.

For example, if I used a regular credit card processing company to run my taco truck business and paid $0.15 per swipe, and I had 2,000 transactions at $5.00 each, that’s $300 in fees. If you paid a 2.75% fee instead, the fees come to $275. The savings of $25 seems small, but the savings only grow as the number of transactions grow — and for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), every little bit helps.

Also, the change allows merchants to accept smaller credit card transactions without fearing exorbitant processing fees. As Square founder Jack Dorsey pointed out on Twitter, “You know all those ‘under $10 cash only’ signs you see? That’s because of the 15 to 30 cents merchants pay. No more.”

The new fee is more convenient for both shoppers and merchants, and it makes credit card processing fees much more transparent. The new fee structure is a boon for merchants using the service, and most especially for the SMBs that lie at the center of Square’s target demographic.

In a new section on the startup’s website, we read, “Square lets you accept credit cards quickly and easily, using what you already have in your pocket: your phone. When you want to know how much money you’ve made, you no longer have to wade through a complex maze of hidden costs and fees. Just simple multiplication and you know what will be in your bank account.”

Here’s a quick video explaining Square, what it is, and how it works....

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Courtesy of Mashable.com, Author Aliza Sherman

How Brands Can Make the Most of Facebook’s New Pages

 Aliza Sherman

The new Facebook Pages are finally here, but what does it mean for brands that have struggled to make Pages a business toolon a personal network?

The first thing you’ll notice is that Facebook Pages are once again made to look like Facebook Profiles. You have little differentiation anymore between the publicly viewable, often more commercial page, and an individual’s private profile. This lack of distinction from an interface standpoint can be confusing to consumers.

Below is a breakdown of the changes in the order that Facebook presents them in their new Page tour.

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1. Photos: Take ‘Em, But You Can’t Leave ‘Em

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When the photos across the top of Facebook profiles first appeared, people were in a panic. Now anyone could tag you in a photograph, and it would automatically show up at the top of your page. You can, however, “X” them out, if and when you notice them. You can also remove your name from photos when tagged by others. On Pages, fans cannot tag or post an image and have it show up at the top. They appear based on images you post to your own Page wall as well as images where you tag your Page.

Be strategic: If photographs are part of what you do, this is a nice showcase. If images aren’t as relevant to what you’re conveying, this can begin to look random and distracting. Upload several key images to your Page’s photo area and remember to keep it pruned in order to present a cohesive and clear visual message.

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2. Navigation: Farewell Page Tabs, We Knew You Well

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Not to sound the panic alarm, but tabs as we know them are gone. Facebook tries to assure us that this is fine because it is “Just like on people’s profiles,” but that brings us back to the question “Why does a business want their Page to look like a person’s profile?” The reduction in prominence of the tools that helped communicate your company’s calls to action is a blow to the effectiveness of Pages.

Be strategic: One thing that the new navigation forces you to do is to examine what superfluous tabs you used to hide next to your six visible tabs. Now all someone has to do is click the “More” link below the first six “tabs” and see the entire list of links including Discussions, which most Pages hide or remove to avoid diverting comments from the Wall to yet another area that requires community management.

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3. Wall Filters: And The Top Posts Are…

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Facebook is providing two Wall filters: Showing posts by your page and top posts from everyone. This ostensibly gives people a way to see the most “interesting” stories first. Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean they see the stories that are most important or relevant to the messages you hope to communicate to the public. If you’re the only one posting updates, this becomes moot. But imagine what will happen to the view for Pages where the fans post very frequently.

Be strategic: For best engagement, you will want to show “Everyone” as the default setting. For more control — which isn’t always advisable if you are looking to provide people with compelling, interactive content — set the default view to just your Page posts.

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4. Admin View: Sign-In as a Page on Facebook

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You, as the Page or the brand, can now interact with other parts of Facebook. Before, you could only post to other parts of Facebook as yourself, the admin behind the Page. While you still cannot post to people’s personal Facebook profile Walls as a Page, you can post to other Pages as a Page. This can be useful, but also confusing and potentially disastrous.

You have to make sure that before you post to a Page that you are in the proper setting (human or brand). Also, for less scrupulous brands, this is a new opportunity for spam. You may need to be more diligent about checking for posts from your competitors displaying their brand to your fans. You can view most recent and hidden posts while in Admin view

Be strategic: A good use of Page-to-Page Wall postings is when you have multiple Pages for brands you own. Or when you want to do co-promotions with business partners who have Pages. If you manage Pages for multiple partners, you could also do some thoughtful cross-posting, with your clients’ permissions, of course.

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5. Settings: Getting in Control

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One of best Page changes for brands is that you can now get e-mail notifications when someone posts to your Page or comments on your post. This has been a long time coming and an invaluable feature for helping you monitor your Page activity. You can change your e-mail notification settings for each Page.

In Settings, you can also set the default to how you post –- as yourself or your Page -– and specify which featured pages will appear down the left side of your Page. To choose the pages you want to show up under Favorite Pages, go to “Edit Page” and choose “Featured.” This is similar to choosing your featured friends. You can also feature Page owners or admins if you so choose. This is a big change from the previously hidden identities of admins.

Be strategic: While there will be much debate about whether or not you should post as a brand or as a person, the best practice is to post as yourself. One of the tenets of social media communications is transparency. Posting behind the banner of your brand is fine on your Page, but moving into other spaces as a brand can be invasive and unwelcome.

You can get to your e-mail and posting preferences by going to “Edit Page” and “Your Settings.” If you own multiple Facebook Pages, you can switch over individually or take the plunge and upgrade them all at once, but you’ll still have to go into each admin area to manipulate individual Page settings.

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Hello All!

   Hopefully some of you find this is a comforting update! Facebook has finally let down the stone gate and is allowing users to export their data. Users can now access this through an area in account settings. Account settings can be found by clicking on Account in the upper right hand corner, then clicking on Account Settings. From here you will see a new section titled download your information, click on Learn More. After this point just follow the instructions on downloading. You will receive a .ZIP file after your data is done preparing. Double click on the file and a folder will show. This folder contains a simple web version of all of your data, you will be able to navigate offline through all of your data by clicking on the .html file. I hope this helps, if not watch the video below from Facebook...        

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 So you think your marketing materials are alright? How does your website measure up to your competition? Have your interns and assistants been sending of correct Press Releases, or any at all? 

 Grader.com is a website brought to us by HubSpot that helps individuals and companies rate everything from their website to linkedin profile. These tools can help you make sure that your current internet efforts are being executed correctly.  If your company sends off Press Releases, have they been optimized for people as well as search engines? Remember that online press releases are great as they give you great visibility as well as good SEO because your release will have your website in it giving you great link juice (SEO POWER). 

Website Grader

The website grader analyzes your website based on many factors including tags, inbound links, keyword and keyword density as well as other factors. It also gives you the option to add your competitors websites so that you can see how you measure up to your competitors. Another method to see your competitors keyword strategy is to analyze their website for Keyword Density. If they have a strategy you will see that they keywords they are trying to target will have a 5-10% density (keywords should make sense i.e.. business consultant or real estate, random keywords will show up based on "freak density".

Grading your website and staying on top of important web aspects is very important in internet marketing.  The more technology that comes out like this, the more important it will be for your internet marketing. Stay on top of the new technology, and continuously test and tweak your website (only if you want to be the best). If you have the same keywords as your competitor, tweak them so that your keywords have the lowest competition thus have the best result. 

Press Release Grader

Many companies forget to write press releases. Any time you have a large company change, or anything new going on you can opt to create a press release. This acts as a way to boost SEO, as well as gain some more eyeballs for your website. There are many websites such as www.PRWEB.com where you can distribute your press release. When your release gets sent out and added to websites, you gain website views and possible leads. 

It is important to make sure that your release is easy to read as well as easy to find and decode to search engines. PR Grader helps you to stay onto of your marketing and PR through new technology and giving recommendations of how to improve. 

SO if you have:

-New News

-Company Changes

-New Products

You might want to think about a Press Release when any of the above occur in your organization. It will help add some buzz where ever you may need it!

Other Tools

The website offers graders for Foursquare, Twitter, Linkedin, and Facebook. If you or anyone is an author, you can track sales and book rankings through Book Grader.

I hope this website helps you keep your goals on track and lets you know where you are in this great race! Best of luck and let me know if you have any questions!

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Hello Everyone!

  After a week of long and grueling waiting, I have finally secured an iPhone 4. It is right next to me as I am tying this. 

This morning around 4:30 am I got up and got to my local Thousand Oaks, CA AT&T store. Surprisingly enough, i found there had been people camping all night, even after a week since the original Apple 24th release date. Luckly most AT&T stores had a good amount of inventory, at least 50-60+ iphone 4's (16 and 32 gig) are on stock at all AT&T licensed retailers. AT&T had this to say previously about walk up iphone customers::::

Retail purchase (no preorder): AT&T plans to have iPhone 4 inventory — available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last — on June 29 in its retail locations, at www.att.com, and in business sales channels. As inventory sells out, AT&T will offer the convenient option of purchasing iPhone 4 and having it delivered to a home or business or an AT&T store. As always, customers will receive an email once their order is placed, and again when it ships.

To help customers stay up to date on iPhone 4 activities and important information, AT&T will post a series of videos beginning early this week at www.facebook.com/att. The videos will be informative and packed with customer-friendly tips and instructions around order fulfillment, iPhone 4 activation, inventory and — importantly — the new MicroSIM unique to iPhone 4 devices.

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So if you got up early this morning, you should be lucky enough to have purchased an iPhone 4. If not your best plan of action would be to get on a reservation list with an apple store (this may take some waiting in line, in person, to achieve) or go to your local Best Buy and place a pre order. Getting a Best Buy pre order will guarantee that as soon as their inventory comes in, you will get your phone first, as Best Buy is fulfilling ALL pre-orders before any walk ups.

Again so if you want your iphone 4 and cant wait another month to get it, your best bet is to call around all AT&T stores to see what is up, and if they have any iphone 4 inventory still. Other wise get on a reservation list for Apple and if you want to cover all bases, pre order from Best Buy or Best Buy Mobile (requires purchasing $50 gift card). This is your best shot at getting a phone in the up coming weeks. 

The phone is everything you have been waiting for. The frame and phone feels solid in your hand is has much more aesthetic value that previous versions of the phone. The glass is a high quality blend of glass and synthetic material that is highly scratch and "drop" resistant.  The phone is SIGNIFICANTLY faster than all previous models. It is SO much faster than the 3g, words cannot describe. Actually, its the difference between a Honda Accord and a Porsche. 

The camera feature is amazing, and the quality leaves nothing to be desired. The tap to focus  feature is amazing and super easy to use, and the same goes for the HD video recording.

I purchased the iMovie app this morning, and received it with super fast download speeds. You can check out the video i edited and uploaded on my Facebook profile.

The multitasking, iBooks and Retina Display all live up to what you are thinking, holding and playing with the phone confirms a great deal of what you have seen and heard. My suggestion is to get one ASAP as using your phone day to day becomes a dream and enjoyable. And if you think the lines and hassle is crazy, your right it is. It just comes down to how crazy are you? Well we are all a little crazy.... If you want to wait to get your phone, be prepared to wait a month or two until all the Pre Orders are filled.  Any other questions feel free to email TheWorldofNick@gmail.com. Enjoy your iPhone 4 hunt, and hope some spare inventory finds you soon!

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So I think this next piece of technology is self explanatory. This is an easy way to send out group alerts. It could be used for an emergency broadcast system, a way to send out office messages, or a way to inform your weekly groups from work to play. A quick way to stay in touch with groups!

Hope this helps!

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Zamzar.com is the new place..... It even has a shiny BETA logo...  hehehe

There is also a good chance im behind in this tech....

Either way basically a GREAT way to convert any file from text to sounds to movies.

This converts it ALL online, then sends you a download link for your new file!

Give it a try!

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So i know there are alot of pics, however these were live from this morning's apple keynote speech in San Fran. This should give you an idea about their newest invention, the iPad. Its pretty sweet. The perfect mashup of a smart phone and laptop. It works identical to an iPhone, yet has the abilities of a laptop. Super thin and Super lite, this laptop will be available starting at $499. Yea i said it, $499. This is pretty cool so check it out!

From: Gdgt.com

The iPad is a tablet computer announced by Apple on January 27, 2010. It is 0.5-inches thick, weighs 1.5 pounds, and features a 9.7-inch IPS capacitive multitouch display. It is powered by a proprietary 1GHz processor, 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR, and is available in 16, 32, or 64GB flash storage capacities. Additional specs include an accelerometer, compass, speaker, mic, 30-pin Apple dock connector, and 10-hour built-in battery.

Standard apps that come pre-loaded on the device include a mobile Safari web browser, an e-book reader app called iBooks, a calendar app, two-pane email app, contacts, notes, Google Maps, media player, photo viewer, iTunes store, and App Store to download third-party applications and games. Existing iPhone applications are centered on-screen at their original 480x320 resolution, or can be run in a magnified mode where the app is enlarged to fit the entire screen.

Apple will offer models with built-in unlocked 3G data capabilities. US customers can purchase an AT&T 250MB data plan for $14.99 per month or an unlimited data plan for $29.99 per month.

Wi-Fi only iPad models will be available by the beginning of April 2010:
$499 - 16GB
$599 - 32GB
$699 - 64GB

Wi-Fi + 3G iPad models will be available by the beginning of May 2010:
$629 - 16GB
$729 - 32GB
$829 - 64GB

Check it out, wheres waldo or should i say, wheres Al Gore? lol yup he was there too that green phenomenon...

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  (copied from gizmodo.com) 

This Is Apple's Next iPhone

You are looking at Apple's next iPhone. It was found lost in a bar in Redwood City, camouflaged to look like an iPhone 3GS. We got it. We disassembled it. It's the real thing, and here are all the details.

While Apple may tinker with the final packaging and design of the final phone, it's clear that the features in this lost-and-found next-generation iPhone are drastically new and drastically different from what came before. Here's the detailed list of our findings:

What's new

• Front-facing video chat camera
• Improved regular back-camera (the lens is quite noticeably larger than the iPhone 3GS)
• Camera flash
• Micro-SIM instead of standard SIM (like the iPad)
• Improved display. It's unclear if it's the 960x640 display thrown around before—it certainly looks like it, with the "Connect to iTunes" screen displaying much higher resolution than on a 3GS.
• What looks to be a secondary mic for noise cancellation, at the top, next to the headphone jack
• Split buttons for volume
• Power, mute, and volume buttons are all metallic

What's changed

• The back is entirely flat, made of either glass (more likely) or ceramic or shiny plastic in order for the cell signal to poke through. Tapping on the back makes a more hollow and higher pitched sound compared to tapping on the glass on the front/screen, but that could just be the orientation of components inside making for a different sound
• An aluminum border going completely around the outside
• Slightly smaller screen than the 3GS (but seemingly higher resolution)
• Everything is more squared off
• 3 grams heavier
• 16% Larger battery
• Internals components are shrunken, miniaturized and reduced to make room for the larger battery

Here is a detailed account of how the phone was lost.

Why we think it's definitely real

We're as skeptical—if not more—than all of you. We get false tips all the time. But after playing with it for about a week—the overall quality feels exactly like a finished final Apple phone—and disassembling this unit, there is so much evidence stacked in its favor, that there's very little possibility that it's a fake. In fact, the possibility is almost none. Imagine someone having to use Apple components to design a functioning phone, from scratch, and then disseminating it to people around the world. Pretty much impossible. Here are the reasons, one by one.

It has been reported lost
Apple-connected John Gruber—from Daring Fireball—says that Apple has indeed lost a prototype iPhone and they want it back:

So I called around, and I now believe this is an actual unit from Apple — a unit Apple is very interested in getting back.

Obviously someone found it, and here it is.

The screen
While we couldn't get it past the connect to iTunes screen for the reasons listed earlier, the USB cable on that screen was so high quality that it was impossible to discern individual pixels. We can't tell you the exact resolution of this next-generation iPhone, but it's much higher than the current iPhone 3GS.

The operating system
According to the person who found it, this iPhone was running iPhone OS 4.0 before the iPhone 4.0 announcement. The person was able to play with it and see the iPhone 4.0 features. Then, Apple remotely killed the phone before we got access to it. We were unable to restore because each firmware is device specific—3GS firmware only loads on 3GS devices—and the there are no firmwares available for this unreleased phone. Which is another clue to its authenticity.

It is recognized as an iPhone
This iPhone behaves exactly like an iPhone does when connected to a computer, with the proper boot sequence and "connect to iTunes" restore functionality. Xcode and iTunes both see this as an iPhone. Mac OS X's System Profiler also reports this as an iPhone in restore mode, which is a natural consequence of remotely wiping the phone, but report different product identifiers (both CPID and CPRV) than either the 3G or the 3GS.

It uses micro-sim
The fact that it uses a micro-sim is a clear indicator that this is a next-generation iPhone. No other cellphone uses this standard at this point in the US.

The camouflage case
The case it came inside was a fully developed plastic case to house this phone to disguise it like a 3GS. This wasn't just a normal case; it had all the proper new holes cut out for the new switches and ports and camera holes and camera flash. But it looks like something from Belkin or Case-Mate. It's a perfect disguise.

The fact that it's in the wild right now
Logic can also narrow down why this phone is this year's iPhone, rather than next year's model or one from the previous year's, just because it was found in the wild right now. It makes no sense for Apple to be testing 2011's model right now, in super finished form—they wouldn't be nearly finished with it. The phone also can't be last year's test model, because last year's model (based on the iPhone 3GS teardowns) components were way different. No micro-sim, much bigger logic board, no flash, no front camera, smaller battery and an inferior camera. That only leaves the 2010 model.

The guts, the definitive proof
And finally, when we opened it up, we saw multiple components that were clearly labeled APPLE. And, because the components were fit extremely well and extremely conformed inside the case (obvious that it was designed FOR this case), it was evident that it was not just a 3G or a 3GS transplanted into another body. That probably wouldn't even be possible, with the size constraints of the thinner device and larger battery.

The New Industrial Design

At first sight, this new iPhone's industrial design seems so different from the previous two generations that it could be discarded as just a provisional case. Even while the finish is so perfect that it feels right out of the factory, some of the design language elements that are common to all Apple products are not there. Gone is the flushed screen glass against the metal rim. Gone is the single volume button, replaced by two separate ones. Gone is the seamless rim, and gone are the tapered, curved surfaces.

Despite that, however, this design is not a departure. Not when you frame it with the rest of the Apple product line. It's all the contrary: This new iPhone gets back to the simplicity of the iMac and the iPad. In fact, you can argue that the current iPhone 3GS—with its shiny chrome rim and excessively curved back—is out of place compared to the hard edges and Dieter-Ramish utilitarianism of the iMac and the iPad. Next to the iPad, for example, the new iPhone makes sense. It has the same feeling, the same functional simplicity.

But why the black plastic back, instead of going with an unibody aluminum design? Why the two audio volume buttons? Why the seams? And why doesn't the back have any curvature at all?

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  SOOOO. Posterous made something like bit.ly (link shortener) mixed with file sharing mixed with posterous....

This means that you upload your file, and then post the download link to any of your social networks, all under your own theme, using your own analytics.... This means that YOUR the boss! Also... I was told by Sachin (creator of posterous) that this is the best way to upload media to your posterous that is too big to post through email.... 

One of my favorite parts about all this is that you get Posterous's great embedded look with easy to look at and aesthetically pleasing icons and frames. Use this for all your file posting and uploading needs!

-Nick

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   Hey everyone! With out any adue.... I bring you.... WIBIYA!  

So Wibiya is super easy to use and install. It was originally made for easy use and installation with blogs. Now you can use it on any blog, and or website. It is super versatile, and comes fully customizable. You can translate your page into any language with their translate button. 

Essentially you can create a great user experience full of multimedia, without the user ever leaving your webpage. You can leave posts, chat, video chat, EVEN USE SCREEN SHARING! you name it and the toolbar does it.... 

It has the always visible share button, allowing you and your users to spread your content across the global web. (Think easy link building)

Better yet, you can always easily customize your bar in real time, and choose from an ever expanding library of applications. So far if you can think it, it can do it. So try it out, it is sure to keep all your web visitors happy, entertained, which gives you better metrics, which in return gives you better google JUICE. SO.... have fun....

Something you might get hung up on, is after installation if any media players on your site stop working ect, just go HERE to fix. its under edit applications, and then troubleshooting.

For all you Posterous People out there, i have word it will be ready soon!

"Hi Nick,

We are working with the Posertous team on on enabling blogs to add Wibiya and I hope it won't be too long until its ready for everybody to use.

Once its ready we will announce it on Twitter and our blog.

Let me know if there is anything else we can help with."

Best regards,

Dror Ceder
CEO & Co-founder

-Nick

ps. example www.themoerlerteam.com for the toolbar.... oh yea and the toolbar is on the bottom!

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Sooooo we will be covering how to add FBML to your facebook fan page, as well as (for all you realtors) how to add realtor.com's facebook application, see my listings.

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SOCIAL MEDIAThe last big land grab was arguably the Great Facebook Vanity URL Rush of ‘09, and according to The Next Web, we might be seeing a similar gold rush for currently locked-up Twitter usernames coming soon.

Although Twitter didn’t specify a date, a spokesperson said they are planning to release usernames that are either inactive or have been deleted by their former “owners.” Right now, policy says that no updates for six months qualifies an account as inactive — but thus far those idle usernames have…Continue Reading

About 20 hours ago Barb Dybwad 

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If you go into edit settings below the picture on your personal page or fanpage you will see a box for wall settings. This is a very important box. Think of what people first see on your social networks, it is their first impression of you. And as we all know first impressions are important, SO using the FBML application located in the application section of facebook, you can use custom code to construct a custom landing page for your vistors allowing you to capture more vistors, like this website... www.facebook.com/themoerlerteam (if it doesn't load right it would be the welcome tab of that fanpage....)

So again give me a holler if you think there is some demand for a tutorial or webinar, I am here to help! Hope this helps with whatever you may need! Have a sweet day!

-Nick

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  Ok so i know i have made another post saying that i found something to replace webex's famous product, but i really did this time! AND ITS FREE for up to 50 users! and even after you hit your limits its still far cheaper than GoToMeeting! So if your in a company, tell your boss you might get some extra kudos! if not well still, hell, tell everyone you know.  Again if your ever struggling with one of these new pieces of tech, email theworldofnick@gmail.com for a tutorial. And I am also always open to doing some free webinars covering whatever technology is most requested. SO keep me posted, I am but your humble servant! This being said go to dimdim for a demo or more info, it might help you in some awesome way! or not. if not, smile life is beautiful.

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-Nick

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      So this one goes out to everyone at the CyberStars Summit 2010 in Scottsdale Arizona. This was showcased during Brian Copeland's presentation. It allows you to ask a question to an audience, and they are able to text back responces giving you and your audience live feedback to sometimes very important questions. Ok well maybe not hugely important but still... its pretty cool. Guaranteed brownie points if used one your next presentation!

-Nick

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   This one goes out to all my real estate fans out there.... You can purchase or submit your floorplan to this service. After which the 2D floorplan becomes 3D. At this point you gain the ability to fully design and customize your house to best market the property at hand. You can even use this to design or build your dream pad. SO if your in real estate and want some new tech I would check this one out. It will defiantly catch some attention.... So if curious scoot on over there and check out a demo  (click on image above).

-Nick

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