barryhurd: Enjoyed presenting to UW MCDM class last night, presentation at http://bit.ly/azL6aL #mcdm588

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barryhurd: It is 10:32 PM and I’m still drinking coffee. @starbucks must love me.

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barryhurd: I’ve decided to make this my 2nd monitor desktop… need to keep things in perspective http://bit.ly/VMDAk #socialmedia

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barryhurd: Linkedin Poll: SEM professionals: ethical to buy clients proper name keyword and not disclose it to affect ROI result? http://bit.ly/cHMTGV

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barryhurd: Just reviewing numbers for @buzzprofile alpha tests. Thank you to everyone who participated. Good stuff to come soon!

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barryhurd: Had some great conversation w @ClausSea today, as always he gives me some good brain food.

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barryhurd: Enterprise social media training, learning from entrepreneurs http://bit.ly/deg9ii #socialcrm #startup

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The BuzzProfile blog has been a little quiet for the past few months, but don’t worry… we have received dozens of ideas from our private beta users and are working very hard to roll-out some great new tools (hopefully all of them will remain free!) and we have several premium partners coming on board to develop out our enterprise solution.

To help keep everyone up to date with BuzzProfile, I wanted to share some of my other writing at 123 Social Media. These are all relevant to readers here at BuzzProfile (anyone looking to better understand online reputation/audience trends.)

• Example Social Media Policies – this is a collection of over fifty different policies from all over the globe. While reading social media policies doesn’t sound terribly sexy or interesting… reading five to ten different policies from various companies really sheds a light on how professionals see the risk and benefits associated to social media. The originating article of corporate social media policy was also popular (but didn’t get read by 25k+ people)

• Social Media for Demographics – this is honestly one of my favorites (I say that with full realization of being a metrics guy…) as was one of the first times enough information was collected in one place to compare some annual numbers from early 2009. Now that the data is somewhat old, the information it contains is an even better benchmark for seeing where trends are moving (it also led to the on-going collection of data that led to the 2010 demographic report.)
• 101 Twitter Ideas, Tactics, and Strategies – a collection of some of the “best ideas” on the web regarding how to use Twitter. Looking back at the information, I can personally/professionally say I’ve collected over ten of thousands of followers and hundreds of good contacts using the ideas in this article.
• Social Media Training, Five Must Read reports for Big Business - if you had to read nothing else about social media, these five whitepapers would be critical assets for any professional. Each one is stuffed with great tidbits of insight and actionable information.

barryhurd: Friday thought: a small, but very significant fact http://bit.ly/bvKeP3

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barryhurd: Google’s description of live rich snippets http://bit.ly/aNyyQZ

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