Okay so I have to post this code for Technorati to be able to have my blog listed.

So here it is… n295fis4a7

Marvelous!

So for all those that know what this is all about laugh and say, “Been there done that” everyone else that hasn’t heard of Technorati here it is…straight from the Technoratimedia site…

Technorati collects, organizes, and distributes the global online conversation.

Technorati was founded to help bloggers to succeed by collecting, highlighting, and distributing the online global conversation. As the leading blog search engine and most comprehensive source of information on the blogosphere, we index more than 1.5 million new blog posts in real time and introduce millions of readers to blog and social media content.

Technorati Media extends our service and value by matching bloggers and social media creators with marketers who want to join the conversation.

In my daily browsing today, I found a good article from the Miami Herald about the importance of social media marketing and doing it correctly.

Find the article here…http://www.miamiherald.com/business/story/1158112.html.

“But Shankman doesn’t advise his clients to use social media in traditional, established ways. Instead, Shankman urges small-business owners to think outside the box.”

Hey that’s what I’ve been saying but coming from the mouth of Peter Shankman makes it a little more effective.

Oh well maybe someday I’ll have that effect on people. ‘Til then…

When company’s identify their niche market, whatever that may be, the next step is finding out where they are most likely to see them and talk about them.

With all the social networks that are so popular today many company’s don’t know that there are hundreds of niche market social networks.

If you have a new book coming on the market, networks like Anobii and Shelfari are lesser known networks that hold your niche market.

With all this “Let’s go green” initiative, networks like Care2 and WiserEarth are harboring a wealth of individuals interested in at least seeing what you’ve got.

So remember when you are looking for your audience, look no further than your computer.