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jmwakasege's comment,
October 1, 2013 1:20 AM
how come you always get good stuff, I real appreciate the value you bring. And for this one, it's a life saver.
Dan Aldridge's curator insight,
October 1, 2013 9:58 AM
Excellent tips for journalists and writers of all stripes on how to use Pinterest.
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This infographic provides a visual guide and a brief synopsis of different uses for Twitter. It includes information about how Twitter can be used as a tool for information, customer service, networking, business management and website management. Via Lauren Moss
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A tweet only has 140 characters; with such a small amount of characters at your disposal, you need to make the most of each one. The perfect tweet consists of three main parts: your message, a link and blank space. Here's what each section should include: Message: Call to action: Tell readers what you want them to do.Hashtags: Include one or two to increase your reach among people who don't follow you.Tone: Use your own voice, but in a professional way.Format: Use a mix of headlines, questions and statistics to drive clicks and retweets.Link: Shortened URLs: Bit.ly links earn the most retweets.Blank space: Leave room for at least 20 characters at the end of your tweet so retweeters can add comments.Check out the graphic for more information... Via Lauren Moss
ParadigmGallery's comment,
March 6, 2013 12:21 PM
ugh..come a long way but always more to learn...space at end of tweet for added comments and RT's ....WOW
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 Help:Books - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThere are almost no limits when creating books from Wikipedia content. A good book focuses on a certain topic and covers it as well as possible. A meaningful title helps other users to have the correct expectation regarding the content of a book. Via Robin Good
'Timothy Leyfer's curator insight,
January 24, 2014 12:08 PM
For those of us marketing High value products online this great little tool can help us gather and organize the necessary information we need to help others learn about a specific subject - Chk out what Robin says abou this tool:
"Few people know that it is actually possible to curate Wikipedia content into custom print books or PDF / OpenDocument ebooks that contain exactly the content you want in the order you specify." (Robin Good)
For thosse of us marketing online this tolol is worth checking out Tim 
Anake Goodall's curator insight,
January 24, 2014 5:52 PM
I just love this democratisation of everything; here's self publishing delivered to a keyboard near you courtesy of Wikipedia ... 
aufaitLibrarian's curator insight,
January 27, 2014 10:04 PM
It's worth keeping in mind that some 'publishers' try to sell books based entirely on Wikipedia content.
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Content curation: tools to help you find and share great content from other people alongside your own content. Via Robin Good
AraujoFredy's curator insight,
July 2, 2013 10:32 AM
Cómo encontrar contenido relevante para su audiencia de nichoDesde www.socialmediaexaminer.com - 1 de julio de 13:55
Curaduría de contenidos: herramientas para ayudarle a encontrar y compartir un gran contenido de otras personas junto con su propio contenido.
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When it comes to visualizing data, it’s important to pick the right graph and the right kind of data range. Make it too detailed, and information gets lost and the reader leaves confused. Too simplified, and your data’s integrity is weakened. Choosing the right infographic element shouldn’t be an art but common sense. After all, it’s an infographic – readers should get the gist of things at first glance and not have to get crossed-eyed in making sense of things... Via Lauren Moss
Lauren Moss's curator insight,
April 10, 2013 6:55 AM
General reference for basic visualization design elements, applications, and best practices... |
A very nice summary of all the points you need to think about when preparing a conference presentation. "Because “imagine everyone's naked” is terrible advice."