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Social Media- It is important: Is Social Networking Bubble About to Burst???--- N... : "www.technorati.com happens to be one of my hunting grounds for good thought provoking blogs. One of such..."

www.technorati.com happens to be one of my hunting grounds for good thought provoking blogs. One of such blog I came across today by Mr. Andrew Froehlich, questioning the sustainability of social networking. http://technorati.com/blogging/article/is-the-social-network-bubble-about/ is the link of said blog. However, I am not very clear, whether he aimed to write about social networking or the companies which are running social networking websites. If he aimed to write about the social networking going bust, then I have my reservation placed on his observations. Social networking has been in the practice since ages, only the tools have changed. Now we communicate at the speed of thought. In coming days, science may give us more advanced tools to connect better with our targeted audience, hear their voice and add value to their community, as has been the progress till now. And, if he is writing about the companies in the field of e-commerce and social...

I couldn't stop myself from sharing an important and useful advertising tips by Mr. Anthony Green on www.technorati.com Author:   Anthony   Green   Published:   March 28, 2011 at 4:18 pm I want you to run a quick experiment: look at the results for the search term   "Worst SAT Tutoring Company in America." Kaplan, Princeton Review, and all the other biggest firms are PAYING for ads to show up under this search, and if someone clicks on their ads, those companies are coughing up about $2-6 a click. That, my friends, is called "Paying The Idiot Tax." You may have heard of the Idiot Tax before- it's how Google makes more than half of its money. The idiot tax is a fine leveraged on those who don't take the time to learn about proper PPC advertising. Pay Per Click advertising is effective - people who tell you otherwise have no clue what they're talking about. But you can't just turn on a PPC campaign and expect to get instant, high-quality leads ...