Tag Archives: delicious

Which Sites Are You Deeply Engaged With?

October 30, 2008 – 6:00 am

Last month, Yahoo and ComScore released the results of a joint research project which showed that our of an average of 85 websites that people visit each month, people are really only “deeply engaged” with about 1.5 of them.
The article got me thinking about the sites that I am really engaged with; the sites [...]

By Dave Fleet | Posted in Google, Twitter, facebook, social media, tools | Also tagged , , , , , | Comments (8)

Practical 101s: Social Bookmarking With Delicious

October 20, 2008 – 9:00 am

As people move more and more of their lives online, it gets harder and harder to stay organized.
Where was that great article you read the other day? What was that great blog you read? What was the name of that cool tool you found?
Of course, you could save everything in your browser’s favourites but, let’s [...]

By Dave Fleet | Posted in 101, how to, social bookmarking, social media | Also tagged , , , | Comments (4)

Different Types of Engagement

September 25, 2008 – 10:18 pm

I’ve noticed what I think is a trend in the ways people engage with me on this site:

If I write a short, focused post, or one with a clear call to action, it gets comments.
If I write a controversial post, it gets trackbacks.
If I write a long list or thorough analysis piece, it gets bookmarked [...]

By Dave Fleet | Posted in blogging | Also tagged , | Comments (7)

Google Reader and Delicious: Personalized Search Engines

August 26, 2008 – 11:42 pm

Everyone I know uses Google to search for things online. I do the same thing on most topics. When it comes to communications, marketing or social media, though, I have two other resources I search before going to Google’s main search.
Google Reader
I have two main communications/marketing/social media folders in my Google Reader:

A-list
Other

My A-list [...]

By Dave Fleet | Posted in search | Also tagged | Comments (4)