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Foursquare Courts Business Users with Checkin Analysis Features
The Foursquare platform currently caters to consumers and offers businesses the ability to provide specials. Today, however, we’re learning more information about a business dashboard — complete with checkin analytics — that’s being gradually rolled out to business owners. While the dashboard is still an alpha product, it’s already able to make the distinction between staff and customers, and tracks checkins on a daily, weekly, 30/60/90-day or all-time basis. Data includes total checkins, unique visitors, male-to-female ratio, social media-sharing (i.e. showing how many users are sending their checkins to Twitter ), top visitors and checkin time breakdown
Posted in Mashable Also tagged business dashboard, dashboard, distinction, fingertips, insightful, Mashable, remember-tasti, Social Media, starbucks, Twitter Leave a comment
AT&T’s LG eXpo pico projects itself right out of stock, production problems to blame?
As Windows Mobile 6.5-based handsets go, LG's eXpo unquestionably stands near the top of the pile thanks to its WVGA display, 1GHz Snapdragon core, and optional pico projector hump for the rear -- but there's a problem: it's really, really hard to find. Nigh impossible, actually, especially now that AT&T has pulled it off its online store altogether (it had been showing out of stock for weeks anyway). The reason for that isn't entirely clear -- LG and AT&T are happy to cite "strong demand," naturally, but the company that supplies the eXpo's fingerprint sensor says there are actually some outstanding antenna problems that have the production line backlogged. So when's it coming back? "Soon," according to LG, but in this business we've seen "soon" mean anything from a few minutes to a few years, so that doesn't mean much -- and in the meantime, we're thinking T-Mobile's HD2 stands to eat its lunch.
Posted in Technology Also tagged actually-some, problem, rumor, Technology, windowsmobile, winmo 6.5, winmo6.5 Leave a comment
Do You Still Carry Business Cards? [Reader Poll]
Business cards have long been the networking tool that kept your business-contact list growing, but in a digital age, they seem a little outdated. Weblog WebWorkerDaily argues that we still need them; we're not so sure. What do you think? WebWorkerDaily's take: There are times when even the most web-oriented among us have to meet with people face-to-face.
Posted in Social Media Also tagged business card, business cards, coffee, editor, making-it-easy, networking, professionalism, reader poll, social networking, some-difficulty, still-carry Leave a comment
DotNetNuke Makes It Easier For You To Build Feature-Rich, Interactive Web Sites And Applications
DotNetNuke Community Edition is a leading free open-source content management system for ASP.NET websites. With DotNetNuke, you can quickly and effectively deploy dynamic web applications with almost no technical knowledge, however if you are an ASP.NET developer, you can customize it in the way you want to fulfill your specific needs. Whether you need to deploy a simple website or a feature-rich dynamic application, DotNetNuke cater your needs in the way you want. Unlike legacy web applications, you don’t need services of a web developer in order to make changes in your content and locations of different modules. You can easily achieve this task on-the-fly by logging into the administration control panel. Since DotNetNuke is open-source, you can enhance and extend the functionality of it if you are familiar with ASP.NET programming. In addition to the existing modules in DotNetNuke, you can develop custom modules over it or use from a number of pre-developed modules by different third party vendors to extend the functionality as per your business needs. DotNetNuke is the world’s most widely adopted framework for building web applications on Microsoft Windows platform. DotNetNuke powers over 500,000 portals, web applications and public web sites.
Posted in Design Also tagged asp, development, different-third, existing, functionality, graphics, microsoft, open-source, premier-survey, problems, simple-website, specific, survey, web applications Leave a comment
Fiverr Outsources Your Small Jobs for $5 [Outsourcing]
Want to hire someone to design your business cards, teach you backflip techniques, or send you a postcard from France on the cheap? Fiverr hooks you up with people willing to do all sorts of neat things for five bucks. The concept of Fiverr is clever and simple to get into.
Posted in Social Media Also tagged Advertising, business cards, downright, france, from-the-very, helpful-service, jobs, money, small-jobs, Technology, the-downright, thoughts Leave a comment
5 Ways to Use Google Wave for Business
Sharlyn Lauby is the president of Internal Talent Management (ITM) which specializes in employee training and human resources consulting. She authors a blog at hrbartender.com . Remember Google Wave ? Clearly, Google Buzz has recently overshadowed Google’s other hotly anticipated social communication platform, but before you ditch your Wave account, give it a second try. There are many useful business applications for Wave, especially in situations that call for collaboration with a group or managing a project
Posted in Mashable Also tagged business lists, contributor, google-wave, human-resources, meetings, news, problem-solving, small business, tool, Twitter Leave a comment
Pandora Could Hit $100 Million in Revenue for 2010
Online music service Pandora could hit $100 million in revenue this year, which would represent more than twice as much revenue as the company pulled in for 2009 and potentially set the stage for an IPO. The new estimate comes from a Wall Street analyst quoted in a New York Times profile of Pandora, a company that has narrowly escaped all but certain death several times since its inception in 2000. The Times credits much of Pandora’s rise to its wildly successful iPhone app, which doubled signups for the service overnight.
Posted in Mashable Also tagged finance, Mashable, online-music, pandora, quite-the-tale, salesforce-com, street, Technology, twice-as-much Leave a comment
5 Ways to Use Twitter to Avoid a Backchannel Disaster
Cliff Atkinson is author of The Backchannel : How Audiences are Using Twitter and Social Media and Changing Presentations Forever (New Riders, 2009). What do you do when you’re giving a presentation, and notice that your audience is looking down, busily typing on their laptops and smartphones? And what about when you get the sense that they are turning against you? When audiences use Twitter and other tools to communicate with one another during live presentations, they create a new “backchannel” where they share comments, questions and sometimes criticisms about the person speaking. This new dynamic has led to high-profile blowups between presenters and audiences, which makes it more important than ever for presenters to do the right things to avoid similar disasters.
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