It's official, as of last week -- according to Technorati, and to Kineda's cool A-List Bloglebrity tool which uses it, I am now an A-List blogger:Now, that might not be all that interesting to you, except that I've spent some time analyzing my results and I've explained on my blog exactly how I made the Read More...

Do men and women network differently? I think we all intuitively know that there's some truth to this, but what are the facts? What can men and women learn from each other to improve their networking skills, as well as how to relate to each other better in a business context?
On Tuesday, July 24, 1pm Read More...

Some people are probably going to think I've gone off the deep end. Others -- those who "get it" -- will understand this completely.
If you haven't read yesterday's post about the easy way to monetize your network, please start with that. This is radical, world-changing stuff. 100% free to join and participate, 100% automated income, Read More...

Wouldn't it be nice if you could quite literally "monetize your network"? To actually scrape just a little bit of money from all the transactions generated between people you know?
OK, well this doesn't quite do that, but it's a first step. And best of all,

It's 100% free.
Nobody spends any money they weren't already going to Read More...

Jason Alba at JibberJobber added a JibberJobber profile to our social software company wiki. Barbara Safani writes,
A successful job search campaign requires exceptional organizational and follow-up skills. Jibber Jobber provides an easy to use interface that takes the drudgery out of the job search process while improving efficiencies and accelerating search activity.
What I Read More...

Kathleen Reidy has posted a useful survey of M&A in the blog and wiki software markets.

If you want to avoid the lines, Techcrunch writes how to cobble together an iPhone equivalent for free.

Charlene Li writes that Forrester just released a report on "How Consumers Use Social Networking Sites". 
"Social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook have seen tremendous
growth over the past two years, attracting a young and engaged
audience. Frequent users of these social networking sites not only
engage in more activities and have a more positive attitude about Read More...