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This is a great partnership announcement. Not that many people update LinkedIn on a regular basis. While there is the status update it is vastly underused.
This will allows you to make your LinkedIn profile more interactive and more prominent.
An amazing list of suggested sites you could as part of your social networking strategy. Mainly US based and centric but they could still prove useful if, as with all social media, it is relevant to your business.
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I have been asked this question a few times both in person and on a few forums. Many blogs now have an avatar (wikipedia explanation) displayed next to the comment made by a particular person. This avatar is usually a picture of the actual person making the comment.
This is also being used by many forums and social networking websites. But how does your image get onto that website?
This is done by a website called Gravatar. This stands for Globally recognized avatar. You can sign up and upload your gravatar. It is then linked to your email address. Whenever you make a blog comment or forum post using your email address then your gravatar will be loaded by the blog/forum automatically.
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This is a very interesting development. A huge corporate like Walmart is embracing twitter as a customer communication platform. But customers are greeted with 3,000+ words of terms and conditions. Even the twitter profiles link to the terms and "discussion policy"
http://twitter.com/Walmartkelly
Name Kelly C.
Location Bentonville, Arkansas
Web http://www.walmar...
Bio I work at Walmart in media relations. Official WMT Twitter page and discussion policy: http://tinyurl.com/twitterwmt
It is fantastic to see large organisations using twitter. But are they really connecting themselves with their customers by taking this step or making themselves look even more like a corporate giant and bombarding us with a hefty set of terms and conditions?
Credit to @Twitter_Tips for original tweet
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