Nifty Social Media Optimization slang from SMOMashup.com
Posted in Kudos to SMOMashup for coining or using the terms, at least the first I have seen them used in the same post…
“Social litter” and “visual vomit”. Good read.
Conjurs up nice visuals and reminds me I need to prune the tag cloud with a chainsaw or something…
They go on to note:
Unfortunately for you readers out there it’s the job of this site to know what’s what and some of that is going to mean testing the waters with new ideas and new trends. Some of these will be successful and some of these will be completely a waste of all our time. It also means that while this site is pretty scaled back design wise, some of these tests might not be the prettiest and I ask for your forgiveness in advance.
For now my advice is to go ahead and experiment and have fun. You can always change your mind and some of my tests have not been pretty either. However some have been very insightful. The main thing is be willing to get your hands dirty and try it out. There is no better teacher than experience.
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Thanks for the nod man. You do need to go all Bruce Campbell on your tag cloud.. HAH!
Ha Greg….im going to but i am kinda attached to it….like an ugly tree…..
-wayne
yeah, like how my dad still won’t leave my mom. I get it.
social family optimization…..
too bad i can’t draw cartoons.
-wayne
hahahhaha. coin THAT one!
I bet http://www.explodingdog.com would do a great job with that topic.
Hi. I want to say to you somethings about optimization. Optimization or optimality is a term that may refer to:Optimization (mathematics), trying to find maxima and minima of a functionOptimization (computer science), improving a system to reduce runtime, bandwidth, memory requirements, or other property of a system; in particularCompiler optimization, improving the performance or efficiency of compiled codeSearch engine optimization, in internet marketing, methodologies aimed at improving the ranking of a website in search engine listingsProcess optimization, in business and engineering, methodologies for improving the efficiency of a production processProduct