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Showing posts with label facebook mail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label facebook mail. Show all posts

Friday, November 19, 2010

Facebook mail


Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the newly launched Facebook messaging system will soon replace the regular mail.
"We spent lot of time building a handful of products to fit what we think the need is in a modern messaging system," said Zuckerberg in his fresh attack on rival Google.
So what is the difference between the newly launched Facebook messaging system and the good old Gmail?
The new Facebook system unifies all your conversations that happen through e-mails, Facebook messages, SMS, other chat clients and puts them as a thread on your new @facebook.com email address.
Your e-mail username will be similar to your profile name and you will be able to send your emails from within your Facebook page.
Facebook's 'Social Inbox'; much like Gmail's 'priority inbox' will sort your personal messages and prioritising notes from Facebook friends. All other messages go in a second inbox. You will be allowed to move people from one folder to other.
Facebook has about 500 million users so this product is a direct threat to Gmail's 170 million users and Yahoo!'s 303 million users.
The new feature is already being rolled out in the US but might take a while to reach your inbox. And you will have to sign up for this service at .
So should you switch from your e-mail to this? Considering Facebook's track record on privacy maybe you should wait and watch.

Facebook worth $ 41 billion


Just an hour before Facebook is set to announce its 'gmail killer', it now ranks as the third largest web company, with an estimated valuation of USD 41 billion which is greater than EBay.
According to Bloomberg, the social network's latest valuation, based on the selling price of shares on SecondMarket, an exchange for privately held companies, makes it the country's third-largest online business after Google
Since Facebook has yet to go public, its forecasted revenue and worth in the public market is all still theoretical. Facebook, which expects sales of at least USD 1.4 billion this year, has called the figure "fundamentally speculative."

Based on recent private-market transactions, Facebook has a total estimated value of USD 41 billion, exceeding eBay's USD 39.4 billion in market capitalisation.
The only two web companies worth more than Facebook are Amazon, at USD 74.4 billion and Google, Inc., at USD 192.9 billion.
Today's value of Facebook comes from an "off-the-record" conversation that Bloomberg BusinessWeek's Brian Womack had with someone who had access to recent transaction data on SecondMarket.com.
Now if Facebook were trading on an exchange that the public could access, the size of the company's total market capitalization might increase over the course of the trading day depending on the exact details that Mark Zuckerberg announces at today's 10 am PST press conference.
Facebook's value has been growing for almost three years now, but it seems to be accelerating recently.
While there's no doubt that Facebook is one of the biggest websites and one of the biggest companies of the moment, it's hard to know if the company's estimated valuation has anything to do with its actual worth.
And there is no way of knowing that until Facebook finally files for an initial public offering.
Based on what Facebook has been saying so far, that may be at least a couple of years from now.
The reason why Facebook is not jumping ahead and filing for an IPO is that, while the company is growing fast, its revenue is still not spectacular.
Facebook could bring in close to USD 1.5 billion or as much as USD 2 billion in revenue this year, depending on who's doing the estimates.
Facebook's users have increased by more than two-thirds since September 2009, when it had 300 million members.
In March, the company surpassed Google as the most visited Web site in the US, according to research firm Hitwise.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Importance of social media marketing


According to me Social Media Marketing is the one of the most trending topics in online marketing these days and you can see a lot of articles and publications on social media marketing, its importances, ways to implement and so on. Most of the companies are trying to get themselves engaged in various social media channels for various purposes. If planned and executed well Social Media marketing can be one of the most cheapest and effective mode of online marketing and promotion. If your social media marketing is not well planned and executed, it may end in a disaster.


Here I would like to mention 5 major importance of social media marketing for a company.

1) Branding
Companies can use social media channels as a way for increasing its goodwills and trustworthiness which may ultimately result in better branding. Companies can have conversation with its customers, which makes a great amount of credibility among its customers.

2) Lead Generation
Lead generation is another reason why companies should opt for social media marketing campaigns. Lead generation is an integral part of a company’s success and social media marketing strategies and campaigns helps in targeted and relevant lead generation.

3) Engage with its customers
Social media channels helps it more easier and flexible when it comes to engaging with its customers. Customer engagement is the most important benefits of social media marketing and this helps to retain its existing customers and also increase brand credibility. During the recent economic downfall, a lot of companies succeeded in retaining its customers with the help of customer engagement through social media channels.

4) Generate Relevant Traffic
Traffic generation is the sole purpose of all the online marketing campaigns and social media channels are highly powerful traffic generation sites. There are many niche social media channels which makes it easier to generate relevant and quality traffic to the website.

5) Improve ROI
Promotion of your products in relevant and product niche social media channels can help you in increasing your return over investment (ROI). Industry relevant social media marketing can help in making your conversion rates better and enjoy a enviable ROI.

6) Getting Customer Feedbacks
Customer feedbacks are the backbone of any industry and the feedback helps in improving the products as per the customer’s requirements. Since social media channels helps in making customer engagement much easier, customer feedbacks are always there on the top and one can always expect helpful customer reviews and feedback which can help in making the products or services even more better.

7) Announcing New products or services
There is no other better and cheap media than the social media sites to inform the customers about the arrival or release of new products and services. Social media channels helps it easier to spread the news of new product and service arrivals to targeted audience.

8) Know more About Customer Preferences
Social Media allows you to know more about the trends and preferences of the customers and act accordingly. Customer preference can also be related to the 5th and 3rd points mentioned above. Knowing the preferences of your customers makes it easier for you to enhance your product and plan your online marketing campaigns in much more effective way.

9) Influence on Search Engine Rankings
Search engines are the most relevant and consistent traffic generator for any website. Effective Social Media campaigns can bring out a remarkable influence on your search engine rankings. Since most of the search engine giants are going on with real time search results, the social media updates and bookmarks can help your site rank much better in the search engines.

10) Enhance Customer Relationship Management
Customer relationship is an integral part of the growth of any company and when customer relationship fails, the company and its operations are also bound to fail.









Top 25 seo blog


The Top 25 SEO Blogs list, instead, ranks the blogs according to their Google Pagerank, Alexa rank, number of Bloglines subscribers and Technorati authority. Each factor has a score from 0 to 10, and the maximum score for each blog is 40. Details about the algorithm can be found below the table.

#1Search Engine Land
71091036
#2SEOBook610101036
#3SEO Moz510101035
#4Matt Cutts71081035
#5Search Engine Watch71010734
#6Search Engine Roundtable7108833
#7Search Engine Journal789832
#8Online Marketing Blog6771030
#9Pronet Advertising7751029
#10Marketing Pilgrim786829
#11SEO Chat6104626
#12Search Engine Guide784625
#13SEO Blackhat686525
#14Stuntdubl666624
#15Graywolf’s SEO674724
#16SEO by the SEA645520
#17Link Building Blog555419
#18Jim Boykin564419
#19SEOpedia654419
#20DaveN654419
#21Bruce Clay573318
#22Blue Hat SEO463417
#23Tropical SEO553417
#24SEO Refugee561315
#25Small Business SEM543315




Blogs considered: the list considers only blogs that have a high percentage of SEO-related content. Topics might range from SEO news coverage to general SEO discussion and link building.

Google Pagerank (0 to 10): the actual Pagerank was used on the algorithm.

Alexa Rank (0 to 10): Ranges were determined based on the Alexa Rank (i.e., 100k and up, 80k-100k, 60k-80k, 40k-60k) and each range was assigned a number (1 to 10).

Bloglines Subscribers (0 to 10): Subscriber ranges were determined (i.e., 1-50, 50-100, 100-150, 150-300) and each range was assigned a number (1 to 10).

Technorati Authority (0 to 10): Ranges were determined based on Technorati’s Authority rank (i.e., 1-125, 125-250, 500-750,750-1000) and each range was assigned a number (1 to 10)..