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Facebook’s Data Team has released a study entitled How Diverse is Facebook? that has begot much analysis and criticism, first coalescing on the #FBDiversity tag. The study’s purpose is described by Facebook as part of their effort to be as open and connected as possible while working to understand how different populations of users join [...]
Qworky, a technology startup developing online tools for effective meetings, has an unpaid marketing and social media profession internships. We’re looking for a dynamic individual ready to learn to build a community from the ground up. Are you driven? Self directed? Do you desire additional experience in marketing and social media? Do you want to [...]
After only a modest amount of engagement, it is quite clear that it is worth paying close attention to the #smallbizchat community. This Twitter hashtag represents a group of people who take part in a weekly interactive talk show for small business owners, held every Wednesday from 8-9 PM EST. The professed target market for [...]
Recommendations play a key role in product, industry, and company growth. In fact, the net-promoter score — one of the most widely used business metrics — is simply a measurement of the percentage of your customers that are very likely to recommend your product vs. the percentage that are indifferent or unlikely to recommend your [...]
As a team that firmly believes that great software means great user experiences. We pay close attention to the subletleties of user experiences of software and the web so our customers don’t have to. With that in mind here is one design trend that I hope doesn’t continue into 2010: The Feedback Tab. Over the course of [...]
Sprouter, a Twitter-like social network for entrepeneurs, launched its beta yesterday. From the National Post’s profile of their CEO Sarah Prevette: If Facebook is a place where users connect with people they already know, LinkedIn is an online rolodex and Twitter is a place to build a brand while engaging in ongoing conversations, Sprouter is [...]