Engage! Daily Bloggr with tips on how to increase community engagement, a central ingredient for building successful online communities. Engagement requires stickiness through exclusivity, a points system or some other approach to get users direc...
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Posted on
7/20/2010 10:00:55 PM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Everyman Links
Tags: Community Engagement, Vertical Social Networks, Mobile Web Design, Foursquare
I rewrote the Sueetie Content Part Control from the ground up over the weekend, something I wanted to do for a long time. Some of us on the Sueetie Forums have been talking CMS and I knew that the first step in forming some sort of CMS functionality...
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Posted on
7/19/2010 11:21:16 AM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Sueetie
Tags: CMS, Content Management Systems, Online Community Content Administration
This is the fifth and final Sueetie Going Mobile Series post and the fourth on a Sueetie Application. We covered BlogEngine.NET, Gallery Server Pro, YetAnotherForum.NET, and will close out the series here on the world’s first mobile version of ScrewTurn W...
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Posted on
7/15/2010 4:34:47 PM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Sueetie | ScrewTurn Wiki
Tags: Mobile Online Community Software, Mobile Applications, Mobile Wiki Application
This is the fourth Sueetie Going Mobile Series post and the third on a Sueetie Application. We covered BlogEngine.NET and Gallery Server Pro. Here we'll look at how a mobile YetAnotherForum.NET came into being. The Sueetie Wiki document from which this po...
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Posted on
7/15/2010 2:43:33 PM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Sueetie | YetAnotherForum.NET
Tags: Mobile Applications, Mobile Online Community Software, Mobile Forum Application
This is the third Sueetie Going Mobile Series post and the second on a Sueetie Application. We covered BlogEngine.NET last time. Here we'll look at how I modified Gallery Server Pro to serve up web content to mobile devices. The Sueetie Wiki document from...
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Posted on
7/15/2010 12:05:34 PM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Sueetie | Gallery Server Pro
Tags: Mobile Applications, Mobile Online Community Software, Mobile Media Application
This is the second post in the Sueetie Going Mobile Series describing how it was possible to create a mobile version of the Sueetie Online Community and its applications. This post focuses on BlogEngine.NET, whose developers led the way with a mobile arch...
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Posted on
7/14/2010 10:31:59 AM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Sueetie | BlogEngine.NET
Tags: Mobile Online Community Software, Mobile Web Design, Mobile Blogging Application
This is the first in a series of posts on the Sueetie Mobile Architecture, starting here with how the framework itself accommodates mobile devices. The series will continue by examining the mobile architecture of each of the applications in Sueetie: Galle...
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Posted on
7/13/2010 10:37:49 AM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Sueetie
Tags: Mobile Applications, Mobile Online Community Software, Mobile Web Design
I don’t actually know if Sueetie is the world’s first mobile online community application or not, but it makes for a good headline. If you know of other online community applications that are fully mobile-enabled like Sueetie now is, please tell me ...
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Posted on
7/11/2010 11:29:00 AM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Sueetie
Tags: Mobile Applications, Mobile Online Community Software, Mobile Web Design
Your Own Race. An Illuminated Mind post on lessons learned from one year of self employment. “Effectiveness is the name of the game when you’re self employed.” I couldn’t agree more. Quality is a given, but productivity is Job #1. There’s too muc...
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Posted on
7/4/2010 7:43:43 PM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Everyman Links
Tags: Freelancing, Marketing, Content Effectiveness, Stories and Marketing
It’s been over a year since I lost Murphy and while I still think about him almost every day it’s time to move on. Welcome Gus, a goofy puppy who started life in a Kentucky Kill Shelter and found his way to Burlington, Vermont. We adopted him throug...
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Posted on
7/4/2010 6:57:08 PM
by Dave Burke,
Categories:
Everyday
Tags: Gus