Posted by Welcome to episode #82 of Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast. Once again, we hear from different voices from all over the place on topics ranging from privacy in online social networks to a discussion on trackbacks and comments on Blogs. There’s even some discussion about the importance of statistics and rankings (if that’s your thing). The Holiday Season is upon us, and if you would like to share some Holiday Cheer, why not call in (or email a MP3 file) your thoughts on Social Media for 2007. I’ll be compiling them all and playing them in one full episode, which I call the Yuletide Log Podcast. This will probably drop next week, so make sure to get your thoughts in. In the meantime, enjoy this conversation…
Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast – Episode #82 – Host: Mitch Joel.
- Running time: 44:04.
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- Foreword Thinking – episode #7 is now live and features Ben Mezrich – author of the books, Rigged, Bringing Down The House and more.
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- Yuletide Log Podcast Episode – send in your audio comments for the Holiday Wrap-Up episode – it looks like this will happen next week.
- Is this Podcast more like talk radio?
- Let’s talk ranking systems – Advertising Age – Power 150 and Technorati.
- Canadian Marketing Association – eMarketing Course – Guest Panel discussion on advertising in online video.
- Audio Comment – Mark Blevis – Canadian Podcast Buffet – Podcasters Across Borders.
- Ann Cavoukian‘s book – The Privacy Payoff: How Successful Businesses Build Customer Trust.
- Audio Comment – Dave Delaney – Dave Made That – My Emma.
- Audio Comment – Bryan Person – Bryper Blog – New Comm Road – Social Media Breakfast.
- Six Points of Separation – Six Ways To Optimize Your Online Advertising:
- 1. Web Optimizer.
- 2. Copy.
- 3. Personalize.
- 4. Optimal offer.
- 5. Surprise.
- 6. Design.
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Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation – The Twist Image Podcast – Episode #82 – Host: Mitch Joel.
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