I really liked Scribd Analytics feature (and that we have racked up 3200 reads in 11 months for Poets and Hackers). I think Google Docs /Drive should really incorporate more Scribd like document sharing features including social (now that Slideshare is off the market for a relatively cheap $119m) and turn on analytics by default
I really liked the heatmap on the document feature in the second screenshot.
Anyways nice to see someone out there cares for Poets &….
Some slideshare.net presentations I really liked.
A tutorial on SEO and SEM-
Carole Ann Matignon deals with optimization and scheduling, rules in the…….NFL!
Carole, We are waiting for the sequel on analytics on football and the beer game.
Social Media Screw-Ups
Social Media doesnt matter at all- Social Media matters a lot- Still undecided? Take a look
Slideshare is a great VISUAL interface on sharing content. I liked Google Docs embedding as well, but Matt Mullenberg and Matt Cutts seemed to have stopped talking. Mullenberg is going like Zuckenberg, not willing to align with Sergey Mikhaylovich Brin. or maybe they are afraid of Big Brother Brin. Google loves Java and Javascript (even when they are getting sued for it)- while Matt M hates it- bad for RIA I guess.
Scribd also is a great way to share content- and probably is small enough for. WordPress.com to allow embedding
Thats the reason why I sometimes prefer Scribd for sharing my poetry to Slideshare and Google Docs. Also I like the enhanced analytics and the much easier and evolved interface for reading. Slideshare is much more successful than Scribd because it is open to sharing with everyone- scribd tries to get you to register …;)
(* Also see MIT’s beer game at http://beergame.mit.edu/ which is ahem different from Duke’s beer games).
One of my favorite software GUI’s- here is a paper talking of it, it was published in R Journal and describes Dr Graham William’s work in it. If you are software user or creator it is worth a dekko in terms of adding analytical extensions for your platform of business.
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