The short term answer: The same thing you find yourself naturally linking to!
That however isn't really very accurate - only the concept is. Facebook has ~550 million users (It’s hard to keep up these days) in the U.S.A. and more growing every day. The number of webmasters out there is - well let’s just say a very small percentage of that. And the things that you and I are linking to, really isn't what average people are going to be posting on their Facebook feeds.
The concept is the same however, as it is when you naturally link to something during link building or writing a post. People on Facebook recommend stuff that they like. Here is one great example (for all you sports fans out there) of an article called The Lessons of Nathaniel Jones.
I put this as an example because I found myself, without even thinking about it, recommending it on Facebook (plus it's just an amazing article). No wonder, more than 9000 people have shared it on Facebook alone.
This is important because Google is leaning on social media now more than ever, and probably will do so more and more...
Intel has announced the launch of one of the most resourceful chip designs with the all new Atom chip architecture. This latest chip will be named "Silvermont" and is due to be released in the market by 2013 which will be the best architecture in the new transistor structures. These advanced transistor structures will be instrumental in adding a new range of architectural designing. With the atom architectural change which is found in laptops, this is the first of its kind to be most extensively used.
The new "Silvermont" when used along with 3D transistors will improve power efficiency to the maximum and also enhance its functionality. Similar to all the other atom processors, even the "Silvermont" will make use of the chip technology that is widely used in smartphones and tablets these days. The latest Z760 processor being launched by Intel is also a silicon on one piece of silicon or in a one-chip package which is otherwise known as SOC. This technology of SOCs will bring in assimilation, execution and competence that will be unmatched.
Given this situation, Intel is expected to propel the number...
phone or Tablet into a Wi-Fi hotspot which is secured with password protection.
2. Wunderlist – This app is the coolest freely downloadable app for your iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows & Mac; that helps in task management such as adding tasks, adding notes and...
"In order to PREVENT SPAM, I ask that you VERIFY YOUR ACCOUNT. Click VERIFY MY ACCOUNT right next to comment below to start the process..."This has to be one of the first javascript clickjacking hack on Facebook. Even the suspecting users who are aware of spam on Facebook are getting fooled this time as they click on the "==VERIFY MY ACCOUNT==" link which is not a link to a webpage, but a direct link to javascript instead. Once you click on that link, the above message is posted on...
Guest post by Adam Green.
"Analytics" is a real buzzword these days.
Whether you're a marketer, a webmaster, or a CFO, you need data to stay competitive. And now that the tools used to gather data are more widely available and user-friendly than ever, there's really no excuse not to use them.
Many are even free. Google Analytics, for example, is a free data-gathering platform nearly every serious web publisher uses to monitor web traffic.
But uses for analytical data transcend web activities, and many organizations use the R programming language to track a variety of undertakings. For the uninitiated, R is not a web application, but an expressive language used for data analysis. Even Google and Facebook use it to examine critical data and perform predictive modeling.
R, in fact, has emerged as one of the premier data analysis tools available. Here are 4 reasons why:
1. R is an open source project
Anyone can download R and start using it immediately The source code has been available for over 15 years, so today's users benefit from a variety of expert improvements and modifications.
R also provides open interfaces that let it integrate with organizations' existing systems. While third...
Guest post by Christian Arno.
If your business is trying to break into a foreign market and grow its customer base, social media can be of great help. The following tips should get you started with the key online platforms.
Raju PP is the founder-editor of Technically Personal, which is one of the most widely read technology blogs on the web. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics & Communication, and has previously worked as a Technical Specialist in Banking Software domain.
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