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WordPress Plugin Viral Marketing Contest Burner

By on Tuesday, October 5th, 2010 | 13 Comments

Contest WordPress Plugin

Contest Burner WordPress PluginThere is a new WordPress Plugin about to relaunch soon. It’s called the Contest Burner. The Contest Burner Viral Marketing WordPress plugin will integrate the use of Twitter, Facebook, Youtube and more to create a massive flow of traffic to your website – virally.

Here’s what the Contest Burner Viral Marketing WordPress Plugin website says about the marketing plugin:

By combining viral marketing and social networking you can really explode your traffic.  We tested a very early version of the ContestBurner WordPress plugin and generated thousands of new visitors to one of our sites in just a few weeks.

….I’ll give out the download link to the contestants who have signed up at: ContestBurner’s viral marketing contest You’ll be able to use all the basic features of the WordPress plugin. These are the same features I used to generate Tens of thousands of new visitors on a single site & dramatically increase my website traffic.

I’m a blogger and I do affiliate marketing on the side. I started blogging over 5 years ago and I didn’t get into affiliate marketing until a little over a year ago. I love using the WordPress blogging platform. If you use WordPress like I do,  you love the many plugins that are built specifically for bloggers and web designers that use WordPress.

This marketing wordpress plugin is the creationof Online Marketing Teacher Bill McIntosh. I have been following Bill for over2 years and I can honestly say that he has given me tons of information that I incorporate every day in my own marketing campaigns. Without ever spending a dime of my own money, Bill has taught me lessons in online marketing that people would pay thousands of dollars to learn.

Bill, if you read this, Thank you.

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10 Ways Social Media Sites Can Help You Find A Job

By on Tuesday, April 21st, 2009 | No Comments

10 Ways Social Media Sites Can Help You Find A Job

1. Post a bulliten that you are looking for a job.
-Swallow your pride when times get tough. Someone on your friend’s list or one of your Twitter followers could actually know of a place that needs your skills.

2. Join Linkedin.
-You can network and join groups pertaining to your line of work.

3. Create a Facebook Fan Page to help you find a job.
-You can make a free online resume using a facebook fan page. Highlight your skills and even get other people who are in the same boat to join your page.

4. Post a Youtube video (video resume) don’t be afraid to let the world know that you are seeking work.

5. Do a twitter search http://search.twitter.com for business that are looking to hire.

6. Use myspace to find a job. There is even a section called “myspace jobs.” You can find great employment using this feature.

7. Follow a company on Twitter that is hiring. You can get some great background information before the interview.

8. If you are a new mom, there are plenty of social networks out there on ning.com that can help you find a legit work from home business.

9. Clean up your social networking sites or make them private. Potential employers will Google search your name to find anything they can about you. So if you have tweets or posts that tell about your wild drunken nights with a strange animal, CLEAN IT UP.

10. Retweet this article so that other people can use social networks to find a job.

10 Ways Social Media Sites Can Help You Find A Job

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Heroes – A Pilot and a Social Network.

By on Sunday, January 18th, 2009 | No Comments

A couple of heroes this week. A Vietnam Veteran and a social network.

Police and fire personnel put up with some amazing things. Their work goes unrecognized. Kudos to them.

Earlier this week, a routine flight from New York to Charlotte almost turned fatal when some Canadian geese flew directly into the jet’s engines.  The engines, unable to handle the impact shut down. The pilot was basically flying a glider.

The control tower told the pilot to head to another airport. The pilot, who knew he couldn’t make it, lined up his plane with the Hudson River in New York City and landed the plane on water. No deaths, just minor injuries.

Captain Chesley B. “Sully” Sullenberger was hailed as a hero around the world for saving all 155 passengers and crew on the US Airways flight bound for Charlotte, North Carolina.

This pilot is a hero. America needs a hero now more than ever. It seems when America, is down we look for heroes and things to make us feel better.

On another note.

Twitter.com got a lot of press from the Hudson River incident. One of the first pictures to surface from the Hudson River was from a twitter user.

The picture was taken by Twitter user Janis Krums, who posted the picture to Twitpic. He was on the scene before the TV cameras arrived and was able to inform Twitter users that people had survived and that rescuers were trying to pick them up (“There’s a plane in the Hudson. I’m on the ferry going to pick up the people. Crazy.”)

There was more Twitter information, too. Plane-related tweets accounted for eight of the 10 top “trending topics” (Hudson River, MSNBC, US Airways, LaGuardia, etc.) Clicking through to them led to reactions from thousands of concerned people, and brief updates from some of them about what had happened, including references to reports that everyone had survived and that officials believed a flock of birds had been sucked into — and thereby disabled — two of the plane’s engines during takeoff.

Google News had nothing at that early stage, and even Google Hot Trends — which serves a similar function to Twitter’s trending topics — had nothing on crash at first.

Of course, both of these Google services and the mainstream media will catch up. But during the plane crash, Twitter was on the scene right away, and caught many details before any other media outlet or major online service.

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Do You Tweet?

By on Thursday, December 11th, 2008 | 1 Comment

Do you use Twitter?

First of all, do you know what Twitter is? If not, you are missing the boat. Twitter is a free service and social network for friends, family, and co–workers to communicate and stay connected through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing?

Rarely, people answer this question when using Twitter. They’ll post new found links, blog posts, and

questions. I use twitter for all of the above. Questions are the best, because you’ll get an answer that is faster and more concise than using Yahoo Answers. Believe me, the answers are concise, you only get 140 characters to type on Twitter. You could even call it micro-blogging.

You can even use Twitter with your cell phone. You can send a text and it will post it to Twitter.

Twitter is still a baby. The uses for Twitter are limitless.

On Twitter, you add friends just like you do with most social sites. You type a keyword in the search box and follow people.

When I first started using twitter, I typed “Cleveland” in the search box. I wanted to connect with people from Cleveland so that if I got bored on a Friday night, I could find something to do.  I have found great restaurants, blogs and knowledge from Twitter. I even found out the other night that there is an Ethiopian restaurant in Cleveland. (UNICEF and Live Aid really helped.)

During hurricane season, I was getting first-hand accounts of the storms from my friends down south. When their power went out, they used their cell phones to give everyone updates.

There are all kinds of applications on myspace and facebook you can use with Twitter as well.

I use a Mozilla Add-On called Twitter Fox for my Tweeting.

So head over to Twitter.com and get an account. It’s free. (I love free.) Use it, and if you don’t like it, get rid of it. But I’m sure that once you use it, you’ll like it.

Do you use Twitter? Do you have anything to add? Leave a comment below and feel free to add to the discussion.

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StumbleUpon I’m addicted.

By on Sunday, August 24th, 2008 | No Comments

I have this addiction. It’s horrible, I must say. The only thing about this addiction is that you never know what you are going to get.  You click the button on your browser and you get a funny video. You click it again and you get a site about kite building. You click it again and you get something else. If you like the site youStumbleUpon click the thumbs-up, if not it’s thumbs-down.

So what is StumbleUpon?

According to StumbleUpon.com

StumbleUpon helps you discover and share great websites. As you click Stumble!, they deliver high-quality pages matched to your personal preferences. These pages have been explicitly recommended by your friends or one of 5,813,827 other websurfers with interests similar to you. Rating these sites you like () automatically shares them with like-minded people – and helps you discover great sites your friends recommend.

If you haven’t checked this site, check it out now. It will kill your boredom and you’ll be stumbling all day. I love it.

Just a little diddy from The Daily Bragger.

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