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Best of 2009 (So Far): Cool Web Tools, Part 2

This content has been moved to Best Cool Web Tools of 2009, Part 1 on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: SlideSix multimedia presentation sharing site SlideShare OpenOffice presentations PeoplePond CompanyPond DandyID social media profiles My Tweet Space Tell A Friend TAF word of web marketing Mixxr alternative search engine real time search Digitial Inspiration Amit Agarwal social web research del.icio.us tags: SlideSix multimedia presentation sharing site SlideShare OpenOffice presentations PeoplePond CompanyPond DandyID social media profiles My Tweet Space Tell A Friend TAF word of web marketing Mixxr alternative search engine real time search Digitial Inspiration Amit Agarwal social web research icerocket tags: SlideSix multimedia presentation sharing site SlideShare OpenOffice presentations PeoplePond CompanyPond DandyID social media profiles My Tweet Space Tell A Friend TAF word of web marketing Mixxr alternat...

Best of 2009 (So Far): Cool Web Tools, Part 1

This content has been moved to Best Cool Web Tools of 2009, Part 1 on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: social media browser online project management Social media analytics Sprout Builder Flock Huddle Basecamp DeskAway Projjex CRM Diagnostic Demand Chain Systems Jing video production tool Skimmer TubeMogul online video analytics twendz Advocable Palin Ningthoujam social media tracking sentiment measurement tool del.icio.us tags: social media browser online project management Social media analytics Sprout Builder Flock Huddle Basecamp DeskAway Projjex CRM Diagnostic Demand Chain Systems Jing video production tool Skimmer TubeMogul online video analytics twendz Advocable Palin Ningthoujam social media tracking sentiment measurement tool icerocket tags: social media browser online project management Social media analytics Sprout Builder Flock Huddle Basecamp DeskAway Projjex CRM Diagnostic Demand Chain Systems Jing ...

Genoo Aims to Shake Up Marketing Automation Space

This content has been moved to Genoo Aims to Shake Up Marketing Automation Market on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: marketing automation software demand generation software microsites content marketing Marketo Eloqua Silverpop B2B Engage HubSpot Genoo marketing automation platform landing pages lead scoring Salesforce.com SaaS content management system CMS pricing del.icio.us tags: marketing automation software demand generation software microsites content marketing Marketo Eloqua Silverpop B2B Engage HubSpot Genoo marketing automation platform landing pages lead scoring Salesforce.com SaaS content management system CMS pricing icerocket tags: marketing automation software demand generation software microsites content marketing Marketo Eloqua Silverpop B2B Engage HubSpot Genoo marketing automation platform landing pages lead scoring Salesforce.com SaaS content management system CMS pricing Contact Tom Pick: ...

Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools, Part 3

This content has been moved to Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: cool web tools online project collaboration create animated GIFs DeskAway Basecamp Projjex Gickr Lexical Freenet OnlyWire Problogger Darren Rowse Digsby Camtasia SnagIt PeaZip Modern B2B Marketing Jon Miller Marketo Search Engine Journal Ann Smarty del.icio.us tags: cool web tools online project collaboration create animated GIFs DeskAway Basecamp Projjex Gickr Lexical Freenet OnlyWire Problogger Darren Rowse Digsby Camtasia SnagIt PeaZip Modern B2B Marketing Jon Miller Marketo Search Engine Journal Ann Smarty icerocket tags: cool web tools online project collaboration create animated GIFs DeskAway Basecamp Projjex Gickr Lexical Freenet OnlyWire Problogger Darren Rowse Digsby Camtasia SnagIt PeaZip Modern B2B Marketing Jon Miller Marketo Search Engine Journal Ann Smarty Contact Tom Pick: tomATwebmarketcentralDOTcom

Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools, Part 2

This content has been moved to Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: web analytics Firefox plugins SEO analytics tools Clicky Twitter analytics Facesaerch Animoto Feedoor feedkiller Search Engine Land Josh Dreller FireFTP FireShot Search Engine Journal Ann Smarty Quarkbase HubSpot Website Grader Cubestat SmashingApps AN Jay free web conferencing service Dimdim Skydeck PDFescape del.icio.us tags: web analytics Firefox plugins SEO analytics tools Clicky Twitter analytics Facesaerch Animoto Feedoor feedkiller Search Engine Land Josh Dreller FireFTP FireShot Search Engine Journal Ann Smarty Quarkbase HubSpot Website Grader Cubestat SmashingApps AN Jay free web conferencing service Dimdim Skydeck PDFescape icerocket tags: web analytics Firefox plugins SEO analytics tools Clicky Twitter analytics Facesaerch Animoto Feedoor feedkiller Search Engine Land Josh Dreller FireFTP FireShot ...

Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools, Part 1

This content has been moved to Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: online reputation management cool we tools social media email signature video chat session LookupPage Retaggr Exalead Name Combo WiseStamp ePoster ooVoo FutureNow Bryan Eisenberg Feed Compare Xinu Returns social bookmarking sites Website Grader Kyle Monson Animoto Jott NationMaster del.icio.us tags: online reputation management cool we tools social media email signature video chat session LookupPage Retaggr Exalead Name Combo WiseStamp ePoster ooVoo FutureNow Bryan Eisenberg Feed Compare Xinu Returns social bookmarking sites Website Grader Kyle Monson Animoto Jott NationMaster icerocket tags: online reputation management cool we tools social media email signature video chat session LookupPage Retaggr Exalead Name Combo WiseStamp ePoster ooVoo FutureNow Bryan Eisenberg Feed Compare Xinu Returns social bookmarki...

Video Conferencing Etiquette Tips from ooVoo

As new technologies evolve, so do the etiquette standards of accepted behavior associated with them. Ever gotten an email in ALL CAPS, from someone not realizing they were virtually shouting? What about talking loudly on cell phones in a quiet train car or other public place? Today these seem like obvious etiquette missteps (well, to most people anyway) but early on, when people were learning the rules, they weren’t as apparent. As video conferencing becomes commonplace, video calling provider ooVoo wants people to get the best possible experience and outcome. While you may be able to get away with no pants, please DON’T remove articles of clothing while on a video conference. It happens—check out this clip of a woman removing her bra while on a business conference call (don't worry, it's safe for the office): While I've never personally seen anything quite like this, I was on a video conference call once where a guy was reading and forwarding email jokes while the call ...

Getting More Out of Each Click, Part 2: Docmetrics

It's a widespread and persistent quandary for marketers, particularly B2B marketers who use white papers as a lead generation incentive for response : on the one hand, if you place a contact form in front of your content, you'll get a very low conversion rate (on average, 95% of visitors will simply leave the site, and one-third of those who remain will enter bogus information). On the other, if you leave your PDF content open, more people will download your materials but you get no information: who are these visitors? Are they actually reading your content? Printing it? Passing it along? Leaving your content open may actually produce more leads in the long run, but you have no way to measure that with any precision (or even know for sure if that's the case). How do you maximize the return on the investment you've made not only in producing valuable white papers and other content, but also in driving traffic to it through search engine advertising, email marketing, b...

Best of 2008 (So Far) - Cool Web Tools, Part 2

This content has been moved to Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: social media tools, Surf Canyon, Pandia, Projjex, Basecamp, 37signals, limeshot marketing, feedkiller, rss aggregator, SearchCloud, ScribeFire, TechJaws, Monitter, TweetDeck, dnScoop, Propeller, Mert Erkal, Bloghology Magazine, ADrive, Audacity, LogMeIn, GoToMyPC del.icio.us tags: social media tools, Surf Canyon, Pandia, Projjex, Basecamp, 37signals, limeshot marketing, feedkiller, rss aggregator, SearchCloud, ScribeFire, TechJaws, Monitter, TweetDeck, dnScoop, Propeller, Mert Erkal, Bloghology Magazine, ADrive, Audacity, LogMeIn, GoToMyPC icerocket tags: social media tools, Surf Canyon, Pandia, Projjex, Basecamp, 37signals, limeshot marketing, feedkiller, rss aggregator, SearchCloud, ScribeFire, TechJaws, Monitter, TweetDeck, dnScoop, Propeller, Mert Erkal, Bloghology Magazine, ADrive, A...

And Now for Something Completely Different - Business Intelligence Widgets

Your boss (or client) wants to see what kind of results you've been getting from that latest search marketing program. Want a cooler, easier way to show them the data? This may be your answer. There are widgets (seemingly everywhere) and there are business intelligence tools , but web-based BI tools vendor LogiXML recently introduced the first BI widget, Widge nie . LogiXML is one of new generation BI tools vendors, along with QlikTech and Jaspersoft , that are taking a fresh technology approach causing huge headaches for traditional vendors in this space like Business Objects, Information Builders and Oracle. Widgenie is a free widget-building tool (a fee-based, secure, corporate version is planned) that enables non-technical users to easily upload some data, build a Widgenie widget, and share it anywhere on the web. According to Bill Kotraba, Director of Sales and Marketing at LogiOnDemand, Widgenie currently works with Excel or .CSV files; support for Google Spreadsheets ...

Best of 2008 (So Far) - Cool Web Tools, Part 1

This content has been moved to Best of 2008: Cool Web Tools on the Webbiquity blog. ***** technorati tags: cool online tools, Raymond.cc, alternative compression formats, Quintura, Pandia Search Engine News, Social Poster, Lifehacker, Gina Trapani, SpaceTime, Best of the Web, Occam's Razor, Avinash Kaushik, TechCrunch, Erick Schonfeld, Pageflakes, LiveUniverse, DomainTools del.icio.us tags: cool online tools, Raymond.cc, alternative compression formats, Quintura, Pandia Search Engine News, Social Poster, Lifehacker, Gina Trapani, SpaceTime, Best of the Web, Occam's Razor, Avinash Kaushik, TechCrunch, Erick Schonfeld, Pageflakes, LiveUniverse, DomainTools icerocket tags: cool online tools, Raymond.cc, alternative compression formats, Quintura, Pandia Search Engine News, Social Poster, Lifehacker, Gina Trapani, SpaceTime, Best of the Web, Occam's Razor, Avinash Kaushik, TechCrunc...

Using Google Knol as a B2B Marketing Tool

Yesterday, Google officially launched Knol , its Wikipedia-like tool for crafting encyclopedic expert articles. As with Wikipedia, subject matter experts can write or contribute edits to a Knol page on a specific topic. Unlike the case with Wikipedia, however, the author(s) is identified, so readers know who contributed to the article and understand any biases the author(s) may bring to the topic. For example, a technology vendor may write a very different page on a specific topic than what a user would write. Politically, a Libertarian is likely to define a term such as "healthcare reform" very differently from a Green. This makes Knol at least potentially much more democratic than Wikipedia, a significant problem with which has been the ability of a small cabal of self-appointed high priests to unilaterally delete content for any reason (or apply their "rules" differently for different contributors). Also unlike Wikipedia, Knol will permit multiple Knol pages o...

ON24 Launches Virtual Tradeshow Platform with Real Potential

The concept of virtual tradeshows has been around since at least 2001. The appeal, to both exhibitors and attendees, is obvious. No travel costs. No lost productive time due to travel. No limit on the number of employees you can use to staff your booth or "send to the show." No need to limit the duration of the show to just a few days. No geographical boundaries (assuming you have a way to staff the odd hours). No environmental concerns. No panic because your booth staff flew to Chicago—but your booth ended up in Atlanta. Yet in practice, uptake has been very slow. This is partly for cultural reasons (can I buy you a virtual drink?) but also because the technology has never quite delivered a user experience that's a viable substitute for physical presence. Now, the folks at ON24 believe they may have changed that. Their new Virtual Show platform combines the company's expertise in webcasting with rich graphics to create a compelling visual environment with useful to...