Content Syndication Presentation

1 Sociel Traffric Inc. 20092 Sociel Traffric Inc. 20093 Sociel Traffric Inc. 2009 Training Overview •Training Module 1 -Content Syndication • Cross Syndication Training • The New Media Scape • Web 1.0 • Web 2.0 • Web 3.0 • Google Latitude • R.S.S • Strategy • Content Syndication Practicum Training Module 2 -Twitter • Twitter Training • Getting Started • Twitter strategy • What to Tweet • Hashtags • Hashtags.org • Twttrstrm • Twitter Practicum •Training Module 3 -Article Marketing • Article marketing strategy • Squidoo • Hubpages • Ezinearticles • Article Production Practicum • Video URL Submission • Article Marketing Practicum • Internal Linking Training Module 4 -Google • Open Social • Friend Connect Communities • Friend Connect Networking • Google Strategy • Gmail • Google Latitude • Google Documents • Google Practicum • Training Module 5 – YouTube • Why YouTube • Getting Started • YouTube Channels • Search • Loading Videos • Distribution • Launching Videos • Strategy • Tools • YouTube Practicum • Article and Video URL Submission Training Module 6 -Facebook • Getting Started • Strategy • Etiquette • Paying Attention • Facebook Practicum Training Module 7 -BookMarking • BookMarking Strategy • Best Practices • Digg • Stumble upon • Bookmarking sites • Tagging • Watching your back • BookMarking • Practicum Training Module 8 -Course Review • Content Syndication • Twitter • Article Marketing • Google • YouTube • Facebook • BookMarking4 Sociel Traffric Inc. 2009 Social Media Landscape5 Sociel Traffric Inc. 2009 WEB 1.0 Video Please click on this link to watch the WEB 1.0 Video http://tinyurl.com/STIvid2 You might need your XXXTraining System password to be able to start the video. When finished, return to the workbook6 Sociel Traffric Inc. 2009 by When you created your Google Account you automatically receive a Google Mail Account, called “Gmail”. If there is a reason for you to just check you Gmail, you can sign into Gmail on this page7 Sociel Traffric Inc. 2009 Creating a Twitter account Why Twitter Matters Can the fledgling microblogging service become a social media powerhouse to rival giants like Facebook—or will it be gobbled up? By Stephen Baker It's easy to laugh at nonsense on Twitter, the microblogging rage. "My nose is leaking," writes someone called Zapples, "so imma go to sleep now.…" The key question today isn't what's dumb on Twitter, but instead how a service with bite-size messages topping out at 140 characters can be smart, useful, maybe even necessary. Here's why I'm looking. In the last few months, the traffic on Twitter has exploded, growing far beyond its circles of bleeding-edge tech enthusiasts and hard-core social networkers. Businesses such as H&R Block (HRB) and Zappos are now using Twitter to respond to customer queries. Market researchers look to it to scope out minuteby-minute trends. Media groups are focusing on Twitterers as first-to-the-scene reporters. (They were on top of the May 12, 2008 China earthquake within minutes.) Loads of new applications and services are growing around the Twitter platform, leading some to suggest that the microblogging service could become a powerhouse in social media. Here are two views on the growth of Twitter:8 Sociel Traffric Inc. 20099 Sociel Traffric Inc. 2009 Questions and suggestions for improvement are very welcome! Your Q&A Session is planned for Tuesday, April 7th 2009