Patrick Nouhailler

What Channels Influence The Social Consumer?

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Map of Online Communities

Social Media Marketing by The Numbers

Social Media News Bundle

Carefully selected , below are the blogs I'm following on Google Reader for subjects related to Social Media and Social Networking.

Storify

http://storify.com 

“Storify” is actually an obsolete word that used to be in the dictionary that means “to form or tell stories.” It’s also a word that was used internally at The Associated Press, where Burt ( co-founder  ) worked as a correspondent. Editors sending messages to reporters asking them to do a story would regularly write: “Can u pls storify?”

 

Storify is a way to tell stories using social media such as Tweets, photos and videos. You search multiple social networks from one place, and then drag individual elements into your story. You can re-order the elements and also add text to give context to your readers.

Millions of people are sharing content through social media. But these streams of information are quickly lost in the never-ending stream of updates. With Storify, you can put together the best Tweets, photos and videos to make stories that will be remembered.

 

http://storify.com/story/new 

 

Regular blogging platform are a pain and takes a lot of time. You can cut and paste text, download and then re-upload photos, copy links to original sources, attempt to format that to look nice by going back and forth betStorifyen previews and editing modes, etc. Storify make it easy to do that by just dragging-and-dropping, creating beautiful, simple stories. Storify preserve all attribution and metadata for each element. Storify let you notify all the sources quoted in a story with one click, a great way to help it go viral. Stories with Storify are interactive, and your readers can re-Tweet or reply to the people quoted in stories. Also, Storify's API opens up new possibilities for developers to display stories in new ways and on different devices.

You can point readers to the version on your profile page at http://storify.com/your_username. But you can also take the embed code from that story and put it on any Web site, much like you would embed a Youtube video. Because it’s an embed, you will always get attribution as the source and you will be able to see where your story is embedded and how many views it gets. When readers re-Tweet elements from your story and interact with it, you’ll get the attribution as the curator.

Below is my first story on Storify

My Memolane Profile

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Des infographics sur La Blogosphere

 

 

 

 

Ce que les gens font en ligne >  Il est intéressant non seulement de separer les utilisateurs en ligne selon l'âge mais aussi par l'utilisation d'Internet qui en est faite et il est fascinant de voir les repartitions selon l'âge

Source > http://images.businessweek.com/mz/07/24/0724_6insiid_a.gif

 

 

Quel age ont les blogueurs et quel est leur style pour la creation de contenu ?

Source > http://nowsourcing.com/2010/06/18/technology-internet-infographics/ 

 

 

 

Une fois que le contenu est cree quel est le processus pour obtenir de l’effet sur les medias sociaux ?

Source > http://blog.infographicworld.com/2010/08/25/the-social-media-effect-2/ 

 

 

 

 

 

Les etapes de creation d un article sur un blog et sa publication

Source > http://www.howtomakemyblog.com/infographics/the-journey-of-a-successful-blog-post-infographic/