Social networking propaganda posters







Celebrate your love of Twitter, Google, and Facebook with these social networking propaganda posters on sale at Etsy. Via.

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Link roundup

1. Gawker on Newt Gingrich's 1.3 million Twitter followers:
About 80 percent of those accountsare inactive or are dummy accounts created by various "follow agencies," another 10 percent are real people who are part of a network of folks who follow others back and are paying for followers themselves (Newt's profile just happens to be a part of these networks because he uses them, although he doesn't follow back), and the remaining 10 percent may, in fact, be real, sentient people who happen to like Newt Gingrich.
2. NBC is claiming that its new show The Playboy Club is about female empowerment.

3. A little less corporate-funded propaganda in schools:
In response to pressure from parents, educators and grassroots advocates, Scholastic Inc. will drastically limit its practice of partnering with corporations to produce classroom material, the company announced last week.

The publisher had been under fire since May, when it was forced to stop distributing a fourth-grade curriculum called “The United States of Energy” that had been paid for by the coal industry and distributed to classrooms across the country.
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1. It's not so much the sexting, but the shocking arrogance in who the congressman was following on Twitter that's surprising. I bet any enterprising journalist could have a field day looking at who star athletes follow on Twitter.

2. I love the Ned Stark is stupid meme. Seems like I've been waiting for that feeling to become popularized for years and years.

3. It's all about knowing which rules you can get away with breaking (and be willing to break).
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SEO Basics For Small Business Twitter Chat

I had the privilege of being part of being part of Melinda Emerson's #smallbizchat discussion on Twitter. Melinda Emerson is well known to many independent business owners as @SmallBizLady on Twitter.



Melinda Emerson (photo left) and I discussed SEO for small business, and how search engine optimization basics can boost the rankings of any independent business website. We discussed simple SEO that any small business owner can do themselves to increase their rankings on Google, Yahoo, and MSN Bing.

The overall full length interview about SEO for small business took place on Melinda's Building Your Business website. The interview was then broken into 140 character tweets for Twitter.

Thanks to Melinda Emerson for her gracious invitation to share ideas about SEO for small business.

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