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Luke Smith
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1 week ago
in I joined Friendfeed, now what? on KnowtheNetwork.com
It's very hard to do social media right - There are to many social networks and network (twitter or FF) require a lot of work and learning curve to make it meaningful.It's just to hard and takes too long to be social and add unique value to each tool FF , Twitter , Facebook (but worth it if you can do it). Lately i have found that people only are using social media to distribute there one way conversation. So Social Media is very powerful but too hard to maintain to make it sustainable - eventually people will see it's just a lot of people broadcasting poor quality content that is not unique from one social network to the next. Thanks for writing this post I have not made the effort to find unique FF people to follow in a long time. Follow me at @lukejsmith and comment on FF @http://friendfeed.com/777ljs
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8 months ago
in Motive Interactive’s Advent 2.0 Goes Live on The Real Tim Jones
Tim - I just had a meeting about the new referral tracking and reporting and it's still in development with our best guys working hard on it with a roll out in a month or so - We have a temporary set up and are fully tracking referrals now under the 5.5 - So for then next month or so it is limited reporting. Thanks for your kind words on Advent 2.0 we worked very hard on Advent.
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Tim_Jones
Thanks for the update on that, Luke. I figured there were a few things you all were still working out. The new site is nice and much quicker than the old version. Good job!
I also think your point about broadcasting goes to the heart of managing social networks. The goal is increasing your Signal-to-Noise ratio and that is one of the reasons I find Friendfeed so valuable. Thanks for taking the time to read and for leaving a comment. I really appreciate it.