Jeremiah Owyang shared a neat tool with the Frost conference attendees, Talk Digger.
It allows you to track who’s discussing your blog on a whole host of sites including Technorati, Bloglines, Digg and Google.
Jeremiah is also keeping “rough” notes of the sessions at Frost.
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Jeremiah Owyang Says:
January 27th, 2006 at 1:18 am
OMG did you go there? haha clever.
In many ways, I was dissappointed in the way the panel discussion went today, I was hoping to talk more about building communites online using blogs, forums, wikis and other tools. instead we focused primarily on ‘traditional’ marketing mediums.
What I listened for, but didn’t hear, was building trust, relationships, and communities using web tools. Damnit! Isn’t that what a marketeer is supposed to do? Or is it about just produce and placement ads, and search words.
–I’ll write more about this later.