“Keeping an Eye on All things Social”
Let’s face it, as people it is only human nature to want to get out there and socialize (or socialeyez, depending on how you “see” it). We were built as social creatures, yearning to know “what is happening” with our families, friends, co-workers etc. and have been in need for a faster simpler means of accessing that connection and information.
Social Media has and continually is a supply to our demand that feeds our socializing (or socialeyezing, depending on how you “view” it) fuel that has gone beyond many expectations. We are now able to share video, status updates and photos with the ones we love and with the world through social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and various other social media platforms.
Businesses are now able to mass market themselves in a personable manner unlike ever before. Companies can humanize their brands by connecting in real-time with customers and potential clients. While customers/clients can now access businesses easily and explore the personalities of local and worldwide companies from the comfort of home.
Not only do we like to see what is going on out there, but we like to share too. Sharing information is nothing new; arguably, everyone loves to be the first to tell a great story, to share photos of their lives and to have people view videos that they think are just simply awesome. Great Social Media sites have been structured to assist us in fulfilling each niche, sites like Pinterest for pinning photos of our interests or Instagram for sharing our world through photos . Then there are our curated news content that is hand picked by users of sites such as StumpleUpon, Reddit, and inbound just to name a few.
To help us continue our socializing behavior (or Socialeyezing, depending on how you “look” at it) in amongst our hectic lives and busy schedules are real-time sites that keep our socializing short and to the point like Twitter and Tumblr, which serve a great purpose in sharing instant content easily and quickly.
Even distribution of our location with the world has gained popularity; it has rejuvenated our social selves in the offline world with allowing us to become “mayors” on Foursquare of frequently visited places to brag to our friends and collaborate where to meet by using location-based services.
We are just scratching the service of social networks, which build our unity within social media. Everyday new social networking startup sites are created and deployed to service various social needs. Whether you use social media for personal or professional use, it can be trying and tiresome to search for various social networks or social tools that could help aid your success within the social sphere (and who has the time to try and stay informed when it is scattered all over the web?) That is Socialeyezer’s purpose and passion.
Socialeyezer scours the Internet to find you various new social startups, we will give you tips on how to market brands using social media, provide how-to’s that will make using an assortment of social networks a breeze and keep you up-to-date on all of your favorite and ever-changing social networks. So you can spend less time searching and more time socialeyezing!
Although Socialeyezer is heavily based on providing you with Social Media content from blogging tips, information on your social networks to showing you how you can improve your social efforts or finding features that you may be unaware about. We are also aware that learning about Social Media only helps us stay partially social. There is also a need for sharable content and a wide audience who are inner geeks like us too.
Therefore we have expanded our blog to include cyberculture; show you the latest in technology and gadgets and keep your aww factor at an all-time high with cute videos and photos that add a little extra sunshine to your day. We love finding unique items that you can add to your collection or decor and discovering designs that are truly out of this world. Geek culture is definitely of interest to us and finding gift ideas for the geek in your life is a goal we strive to accomplish. We also love various Internet memes that are popular, yet provide you with unseen images so you can discover something new.
We have also taken into consideration the need for learning quickly without having to read a long article to gain knowledge on Social Networks. Since we enjoy finding out about the statistics and facts that surround various Social Media outlets, we wanted to help you too to understand Social Media even more through visual data with out Infographics category.
Your participation within the Socialeyezer community is important to us and every question or comment will be read and you will receive a response from our team. You are a valued member of Socialeyezer, your opinions and thoughts do matter, and Socialeyezer is just the place for you to share them.
Socialeyezer – “Keeping an Eye on All things Social”
Let us get social together by visiting your Social Media, Cyberculture Geek Guide, Socialeyezer!
Erin,
I know you’ve written about video marketing on Soshable and since you are a social media marketing maven, I’d like to know if you would consider reviewing our founder’s 2nd edition book, YouTube Video Marketing: An Hour a Day, published by Wiley. We can mail a copy out to you and we’d greatly appreciate an Amazon review if you would be so inclined.
You can email me directly at byron.gordon@seo-pr.com
Many thanks in advance for consideration of this request.
Regards,
Byron Gordon
SEO-PR
(on behalf of Greg Jarboe, founder and president of SEO-PR)
Hi Bryon
I would love to review the book “YouTube Video Marketing: An Hour a Day”. Please check your inbox for an e-mail from me
Thanks for asking!
Socially Yours,
Erin Ryan
Hi Erin,
I hope you are well! My name is Melissa Tomaselli, and I am working on behalf of Cengage Learning (a college textbook publisher). The author of the Cengage Learning textbook would very much like to use some of your content in his upcoming publication. My assistant, Reggie Hui, and I have sent a few emails to socialeyzer@gmail.com but we haven’t heard back. Would you be willing to grant permission? If you would like, I can send the request letter and a copy of the content to a different email address.
Thanks!
Melissa
Hi Melissa
I have responded to the e-mails requesting further information regarding the process and have yet to hear a response. Did you not receive that e-mail? Please let me know and I will resend. Thanks!
Socially Yours,
Erin Ryan
Hello Erin,
I came across your post in the FB Summit, did some background checking, and thought I’d like to run an opportunity by you. If it turns you on or you know a person who would be interested and qualified to assist us in this venture, I’d love to hear from you:
A ten-year-old growing Japanese entertainment-oriented corporation is seeking a social media expert(s)/consultant(s)/workshop providers, especially those who already have training/test materials/courses revolving around the Social Media Manager niche.
(If you are a uber-specialist in one aspect of social media, for example Twitter or Facebook or You Tube or blogging, we would also consider your work as a part of the whole project. But obviously preference goes to an individual(s)/concern(s) with full-package training for social media managers intact.)
This is an absolutely new and exciting field in Japan, so the chance to tap into this high-tech nation (brand yourself or your product through us) is enormous for you. Looking for up-front riches, then this is probably not for you.
No Japanese language skill is required, just a lights-out knowledge of and experience in training people to be social media managers at home/industry. There will probably be no need for presence in Japan, especially in the initial stages of development of the course and certification certification.
Must be able to work with deadlines and help us produce a social media manager certification test.
If interested in putting Japan on your roadmap to success and absolutely qualified, please contact me with urgency at administrator@successinjapan.com or connect with me through Skype (nick is “sushitune”).
Regards,
Richard Posner
I love your blog and would love to guest post an educational article I have written pertaining to social media and the conflict in Egypt. If you are interested please email me for more information.
Thomas Morrison
twmorrison75@gmail.com
http://twitter.com/twmorrison75
Thanks Thomas
I e-mailed you. Look forward to seeing your Social Media articles! P.S. I am and Socialeyezer are now new followers of you on Twitter too!
Socially Yours,
Erin Ryan