This webinar will teach you how to make money with YouTube. Enjoy

Twitter has rolled out it’s photo sharing feature to all users. This is a cool feature but most folks who tweet often have already been using 3rd party photo sharing services like Twitpic and yFrog. So it is a neat feature but maybe a little too late? I will be curious to see how this effects migration from Twitpic and yFrog.

The bigger news is that this announcement is being released before the Apple iOS 5 comes out. Why is that significant? Well, for starters Twitter is prominently featured all over the new iOS and will become the default social network for iOS users – you may not be able to hide from Twitter’s prominent placements. Anyway, will wait to see how long they take to roll it out us Android users.

Check out what the Founder of Twitpic has to say about the new photo sharing feature…

www.netwitsthinktank.com – Frank Barry of Blackbaud talks to Noah Everett, Founder of TwitPic about TwitPic’s growth and how nonprofits are finding the services useful.

This one is self explanatory – very cool graphic by Brian Solis…

Top 10 reasons to Build your Twitter following:

1. Drive more traffic to your website and raise your profile
2. Promote specific events / conferences / webinars
3. Announce new updates, new initiatives, new services etc.
4. Demonstrate a customer centric focus
5. Search current trends in real time
6. Share best practice, knowledge, ideas and information
7. Reach and engage with your targeted audience
8. Keep people informed of your latest news
9. Turn prospects into advocates and raving fans
10. Develop new business contacts

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What’s the ROI in Social Media?

Thanks to http://socialnomics.net for this video!

The video showcases that social media can help you achieve success on almost any front.  While the video uses familiar nomenclature like ROI, many pieces of social media behave so differently than anything we have ever seen, that I prefer to use “What does or will success look like?” rather than “What’s the ROI?”