• just purchased a facebook app from someone. now to begin the revamp #
• here is the app http://apps.facebook.com/drmixology/ #
• @calebelston i’m going to be chronicling it on webpl.us #

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So a throwaway app is from my perspective an application that has an extremely low cost of use (time or energy), but also gives you less incentive to keep it around for that same reason. Something like a vampires or a werewolves app is a throwaway. Although incredibly, and i mean INCREDIBLY, viral in nature, these apps have limited depth to them (at the moment). They do not bring the user into their world as they can be used for 2 seconds, and then abandoned. Also after their initial buzz has worn off and you’ve ... Continue reading

I recently gave a brief bit on social graph marketing, but for all intents and purposes, i’ts basically the same as social media marketing. Social media according to Wikipedia is “the online technologies and practices that people use to share content, opinions, insights, experiences, perspectives, and media themselves.” At its core SMM is about creating and positioning your content (be it your message, picture, video, sound bite, whatever) in a medium where it can propagate itself as much as possi ... Continue reading

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• @cwsaylor check this too http://tinyurl.com/yvt698 #

• morning all #
• anyone on team firefox use twitter? #
• innernets seem boring today #
• writing some articles for my blog #

I am often asked to explain the Facebook platform to people in and around Miami, so let me first explain what it is, then what it is not. First off, the platform is really an extended API more than anything. Facebook has provided us with a tool that lets us interact with Facebook user data, and piggyback off Facebook's existing user base (its members). In return for Facebook giving us tons of user data, they keep their users in Facebook longer, since your application runs within Facebook's domain and site navigation structure. When you ... Continue reading

• @danrubin, technorati tags and categories are interchangeable, relevancy is most important though, to appease lord google #