Today’s Pilgrim’s Picks are guaranteed to be Microhoo free! (It is however, full of trans-fat).
- Remember the MySpace developer platform we told you about last week? Yeah, it’s launched now.
- Social network engagement is declining as the fatigue sets in. I can attest to this–I’m now pretty much only active on Twitter.
- I know Virtual Hosting’s "100+ Tools to Optimize Email Marketing Campaigns" is linkbait–it’s still good though.
- While we’re discussing email marketing tips, MarketingSherpa is providing Marketing Pilgrim readers with a free copy of their "Email Newsletter Mistakes Nearly Everyone Makes."
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Jason Says:
February 6th, 2008 at 9:15 pm
Ohh, I see Myspace is finally catching on with what Facebook has been doing. It’s about time they opened it up to developers… Myspace needs to start making more changes or they are going to start losing major market share. This site itself is really lacking several features, and is quite cumbersome.