Daily Archives: April 15, 2010

My Twitter Toolbox is a brand new site that provides members with all of the Twitter tools available on the market. The site was developed to help business owners be more effective and markedly increase their productivity with the fastest growing and most popular social networking site out there – Twitter.

Months of programming and thousands of hours have gone into making My Twitter Toolbox the most powerful and comprehensive set of Twitter tools on the market. Here is some of the recent feedback My Twitter Toolbox has received:

“This is a one-stop shop product to effectively use Twitter.” – Felicia Grimes, FGI Solutions

“For less than the cost of fast food meal, we provide you with all things Twitter in one location” said David Perdew, the owner and creator of My Twitter Toolbox. “Each month, we add to the current bucket of Twitter applications” he said, “to ensure that our members have the edge when it comes to using Twitter”

“Talk about comprehensive…I have never before seen a more complete and helpful compilation of Twitter tools, thanks!” – Rob Richards, JVCashAnytime

My Twitter Toolbox is available 24/7, and it consolidates all essential Twitter applications in one easy-to-use location and organizes them by useful categories such as:

Account Management
Analysis
Better Blogging
Better Business
Better Health
Better Living
Better Networking
More Info
Productivity
Sharing

There are over 200 Twitter tools for members. The site includes Twitter training, which covers an introduction to Twitter, Twitter Tips, how to leverage Twitter with HelloTxt, and how to follow a Twitter Mind Map. In addition, My Twitter Toolbox offers forums where members can interact with one another. Membership in My Twitter Toolbox is available for $5.99 and comes with a 30-day, no-questions asked, money-back guarantee.

After months of work, My Twitter Toolbox is now open to the public at http://MyTwitterToolbox.com.

Social Media Network Analysis: Next Practices in Social Network Analysis, Tools and Media Friday 30 April 2010, 8:30am – 5:00pm Fort Mason Center, San Francisco, California USA

Social media, communities and collaboration are defined by dynamic network structure. The success of social media is determined by underlying social networks. Success is not determined by technology, applications or social networking sites. Social networks are the complex, omnipresent foundation of all social media, communities and collaboration. Comprehension, visualization and optimization are critical to social media.

Social media network analysis visualizes, interprets and optimizes the complex network patterns and flows of social media, online communities and enterprise collaboration. Comprehension and mastery of social media network analysis fundamentally advances the success of applied social media and achieves the most favorable outcomes.

Like the spreadsheet in the 1980s, the process diagram of the 1990s, social graphs and network analyses are the critical tools of 21st Century organizations, economies, the environment and civil society. Mastery of social media network analysis is critical to comprehension, performance and prosperity in all the new economies.

This workshop uses NodeXL. It is a free, open source network analysis package for Excel. In the workshop, a range of pervasive Internet social media including Facebook, discussion groups, Twitter, enterprise collaboration, communities-of-practice, blogs and email are presented, analyzed and visualized. Comprehensive network patterns are explored to illustrate the scope of variation among applications and between types of contributors. These patterns reveal steps to achieve continuous success with social media, communities of practice and enterprise collaboration.

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The Social Media Network Analysis workshop is practical, hands-on, low-cost and high-value. SMNA is highly germane to commercial concerns, the enterprise, non-profit organizations, small/medium sized companies, startups, investors, consultants and entrepreneurs. Your SNMA workshop is a small-group, close-in configuration of authentic conversation, hands-on experience, skill development and participant collaboration. It is designed for all levels. All are welcome.

Secure, discount check-in for the Social Media Network Analysis workshop is open and filling up fast. Registration in advance is required. Registration ($299) includes meals, parking, refreshments, materials, Wi-Fi access, reception, group workspace and discounts.