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Content-centric Communities

Started by cgranier · 10 months ago

Advertising, Blogging, Content Delivery Networks, Data Analysis, Demographics, Digital Media Strategy, Patterns, Ratings, Social Networks, Television, WordPress, YouTube, Content-centric Connectivity, Content-centric Communities ... Continue reading »

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  • MAG

    1 year ago

    Check this site out: http://www.musicplasma.com/
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  • Jason Vu

    1 year ago

    Agreed. It is time now for vertical SNS.
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  • Patty Nason

    1 year ago

    Thanks for mentioning Dogster and Catster. That's a great social network map you have - love the icons. I think your point is well-made. Our community has some demographic groupings, but for the most part is really diverse, but our members keep coming back for the content and the shared connection about their pets. We just reached 500,000 members last week!

    Woofs and Meows
    Patty
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  • Carlos Granier-Phelps

    1 year ago

    Thanks Patty. The icons were made by FastIcon.com - they have a collection of very nice free and for-sale icons.

    Although I'm not a member of Dogster (no pets), I think it's the perfect example of a content-centric community: people from all walks of life brought together by the simple fact that they own pets.

    How do you sell your community to advertisers? What kind of demographic information do they request from you? I see that not all your ads are pet-related...
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  • Cellulite

    2 months ago

    Hey there, thanks for such an informative post on this one, i was certainly not aware of these communities!

    Thanks,
    Jessica
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