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Ten Common Objections to Social Media Adoption and How You Can Respond
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9. There are so many tools that are similar, I can't tell where to invest my time so I don't use any of it at all.
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A little experimentation goes a long way.
Try asking people in your field who have some experience what tools they are using.
Try searching for keywords related to your work in various sites. You'll find out that way which sites are best suited for you.
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In my comment (see # 1), I mentioned Twine.
Unfortunately, most people haven't had a chance to try Twine.
Truth be told, most people haven't even seen a demo of Twine!!
So here's the odd thing, voting for the Crunchies ends this Thursday. Twine is up for the "Innovation" award. But how can people vote for it if they haven't even seen a demo? Yet, to ignore Twine is to ignore the Semantic Web.
Let's face it, all the other firms in the "Innovation" category are also doing cool things. But Twine is game changing. One-click social networking & auto-discovery, plus a knowledge management and collaboration tool -- for personal and business use. It's a superset of today's best social bookmarking sites, beyond being a better contact management system like Facebook, and it even fills a gap in the online dating sphere by filling the void between Match.com and eHarmony -- and it's free.
Scoble recently did an interview with Twine's "Godfather," Nova Spivack. Nova is the founder and CEO of Radar Networks, the company behind Twine.
Here's the video interview: http://doiop.com/Twine-60Minutes_with_Scoble .
The Crunchies:
http://vote.crunchies.techcrunch.com/category/view/innovation
When you get in on the Twine public beta, be sure to look me up. My Twine user name is "davidlewis". (You won't be able to miss me.)
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