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It’s the ides of October, and today you get to give linky goodness its special name. It seems to me these links all have to do with a central theme, but I’m just not coming up with a cute name for it. See if you can do any better.
- After starting its own blog advertising network, Technorati Media, in June, now Technorati has acquired the network AdEngage. I guess what they’re trying to say is, “Fo’ rillz, yo.”
- Another interesting merger as WordPress’s parent company, Automattic, acquires PollDaddy. Now WordPress.com blogs can include polls. (via)
- RWW is trying to help Twitter find a revenue model. Help out if you have a brilliant idea, but take your time. No rush.
- MTV’s voter drive is branching out in its SMS answers service provider choice: Rock the Vote selects ChaCha for mobile answers.
- You’ve heard lots about it, even here on Marketing Pilgrim (even this week). But if you think you’re ready to try it, SEOmoz’s Rand Fishkin has written a guide to PageRank Sculpting: Parsing the Value and Potential Benefits of Sculpting PR with Nofollow.
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Zurpit Says:
October 15th, 2008 at 11:34 pm
Thats a pretty cool idea that MTV is answering political questions via sms, Im sure it will get a lot of young voters informed to make the right decision when voting
PS3 Says:
October 16th, 2008 at 2:35 pm
Or maybe get MTV a lot of new young viewers paying for SMS messages?
Christopher Ross Says:
October 17th, 2008 at 8:01 am
PollDaddy is great, I can’t wait to see the new plugin to integrate this into WordPress.
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