Out of the choices below, I’ve been wondering where most of you are spending most of your time reading.
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Poll: Twitter, Facebook, Blogs, Myspace, Forums?
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June 18, 2009
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Keeping up with recent changes/trends in the SEO/SEM space has gotten much more manageable with Twitter. I can remember times when I may have missed an important tweet, but if it’s of high importance it usually shows up later in the feed
Jim,
Reading blogs is first. They’re my info/insight/marketing news sources. I constantly add/remove blog feeds based on their content value.
Cut my “Twitter-time” significantly. Merely saps my productivity.
Never used Myspace. Guess I’m too old.
I schedule Forum visits. A community’s concerns, questions, and solutions offer both valuable information and potential marketing opportunities.
Facebook is a once-per-day friend/family connection. Although I’m studying ways to monetize with fan followings.
Herb
Blogs FTW, usually high amount of detail on chosen subject especially Vs Twitter. Forums I love for the conversation, just feels better than comments on blogs tbh. Facebook and Myspace I use in my own personal time but still rarely
Looking at a few site stats Facebook has got to be #1. Also, I am not sure if you heard, Facebook is now making user updates public. This is in direct competition to Twitter for search traffic and publicity.
I spend most of my time reading blogs. Then I also spend time reading updates from my facebook account. Next is reading conversations and comments from forums. I have also twitter and myspace account but I rarely open them.