Posted by: Ilija Brajkovic on: 14/12/2009
Finding some members for your mobile social network is only one part of the job. Keeping them happy and engaged is another task that you have to accomplish to have a successful social network. Here is the list of 6 steps that you can take to become a better network administrator.
1. Make a good design.
Although [...]
Posted by: Ilija Brajkovic on: 26/10/2009
In addition to 6 other languages you can use on your ShoutEm network, we are very proud to announce that you can now also switch to Chinese! Not just that, you can use versions of Chinese: Simplified and Traditional.
All we can say is:
歡迎ShoutEm
How to change the language of your ShoutEm network?
Changing the language of your [...]
Posted by: Ilija Brajkovic on: 15/10/2009
Ever wondered which Shout’Em micro-blogging networks are the first in terms of stats such as new member influx, number of members or shouts written? We’ve assembled a quick top list of networks for these three categories.
As you can see, having a lot of members does not automatically equal a lot of activity within the network, [...]
Posted by: Ivan Brezak Brkan on: 25/06/2009
Microsoft’s business marketing focuses on events, such as the 2000 people strong WinDays conference, held every year in Croatia. Microsoft WinDays is the biggest regional IT conference that spans 5 days of presentations, workshops and parties. This year the conference once again took over the seaside town of Opatija. Microsoft wanted to add some advanced [...]
Posted by: Ivan Brezak Brkan on: 02/06/2009
Your avatar on a social network is the simplest way of letting others recognize you for who you are and personalizing your experience. No matter if you’re a teenager or already have teenagers of your own, an avatar is something you have to create yourself. We don’t want any standard AOL avatars, now do we? [...]
Posted by: Ivan Brezak Brkan on: 10/05/2009
“Grand utopian movement”, said one author about web 2.0… They call him the Antichrist of Silicon Valley. In Amsterdam, at The Next Web conference, we met probably the most prominent critic of Web 2.0, Mr. Andrew Keen.
Mr. Keen is well known for his particular view of Web 2.0 as a “grand utopian movement”, describing new [...]
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