10 Reasons Why SezWho Sucks OR Why It Shouldn’tSezWho was launched in October 2007 to be a profile service that improves community engagement and enables content discovery.
The problem though, is SezWho could be much more. Realistically, they collect data from websites with the SezWho plugin installed. The amount of data they collect includes blog post titles, URLs, and [...]
StumbleUpon’s ProfileStumbleUpon is a social media and networking site that allows members to thumb up or down webpages, pictures, and videos. StumbleUpon also allows members to write reviews and place tags on their thumbed content.
StumbleUpon Traffic
Almost all pages stumbled receive some form of traffic, but well stumbled content receive tens-of-thousands of [...]
Reddit’s ProfileReddit is one of the top social news websites. It allows members to vote up or down news, pictures, videos and other media. Webpages voted to the frontpage generally see over 10,000 visitors within the span of a day. Being ‘hot’ on Reddit will likely cause the page to go [...]
StumbleUpon announced several upcoming changes that will roll-out over the next few weeks.
The changes include:
Separation of “friends” and “Subscription.” You will be able to opt-out of subscribing to your friends stumbles.
You will be able to subscribe to someone’s content without becoming their friend.
You will be able to subscribe to more [...]
Blogburst has been a popular talking point for bloggers of late. If you haven’t heard of it, it is a company that allows you to submit your blog to their website, and if they accept it there is a chance one of your posts will be shown on a large [...]
