tools

It’s not like if you build it, people will come.

One thing I learned from Digital Marketing class. So true.

But how?

I’m experimenting these days.

loving web2.0

I just can’t get enough of web2.0.

As I officially start my intern, I dive into the web2.0 world immediately. Well, it’s not like I am making any development or something, but I’ll say that I am exploring the world of Web2.0 which is fun fun fun and also tons of information.

I really admire those people who always keep themselves up-to-date… In the world of web2.0, it’s like there are always hundreds of things going on at the same time. RSS feeds keep updating every single time as I refresh it (geez…that’s why we need iphone=P). Although there are so much information, so little time, I still try to read my RSS feeds as much as possible. There are couple of sites that I read most frequently.

1. Mashable
Needless to say, this is like the yellow page of web2.0 (or at least social network sites). A lot of interesting articles here, and almost updating every hour.

2. Seth Godin
A great marketer, writer. Godin has lots of great, interesting ideas and he updates his blog on a rather frequent basis. It’s my daily must-read. I am also reading one of his books right now (Permission Marketing). His writing is pretty straight-forward, and you get his point easily (and those points are usually important for a marketer!). I like his writing a lot, so I might check out his other books some time.

Certainly there are lots of great sites out there and I will be exploring them in the near future hopefully. I’ll put up more sites next time.

[FYI]

In case you are wondering what’s Web2.0, go check out the Wiki definition below.
Wiki’s definition of Web2.0