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Have Snooki Tweet Your Business- For only $6000

Are you a big Jersey shore fan? Do you want to get your business in front of over five million young people? Guess what crazy folks who are actually considering this? You can. For the low low price of  $6,250 (wink). Here’s how.

It’s all done through a site called Buysellads.com (click to see Snooki’s profile) which sells sponsored tweets in addition to standard sponsor, CPC, CPM, and newsletter advertising.

So will it pay off? Let’s look at this using educated guesses. She has about 5.6 million followers. If 20% of them see the tweet and there’s a 15% Click thru rate, that means that 3% make it on to your website, or 168,000 people. If you’re selling a product with $2 profit margins, and you can sell to just 5% of those who make it (.15% of the original crowd) or 8400 people, you’ll make a profit of $16,800 which would make up the cost and still leave you with over $10,000 profit. Theoretically, with the right product and the right margins this should pay handsomely. Are you planning on hiring Snooki yet?

It’s not actually a bad concept. Get your business in front of a highly targeted and highly engaged audience, and get it from a trusted individual- except of course that individual is Snooki. I’m not sure so I’m asking the community. Is a tweet of your website by Snooki good or bad? Leave a comment below with the answer.

Tales of Caring Sandy Hook Principal Who Lost Life Told Through Social Media

Today the Sandy Hook tragedy shocked the world just less than twenty miles from where I write this post, and we’re starting to get a picture of some of the wonderful people whose lives were so tragically taken. One of those people was the Newtown Elementary School’s principal Dawn Hochsprung, an active tweeter on education. Just look at what her tweets revealed about how much she cared. It’s so sad. If you want to help the families, there are various local charities you can donate to which the Huffington Post wrote about earlier.

Sandy Hook Teachers Meet To Discuss Technology in the Classroom- iPads- Stuff we've talked about quite often on this blog- photo by the principal- Very Sad

Sandy Hook Teachers Meet To Discuss Technology in the Classroom- iPads- Stuff we’ve talked about quite often on this blog- photo by the principal- Very Sad

To anyone who has any doubts about this woman’s commitment to her job (if there are any) look at her tweet below. She loved these kids, and she would have done anything for them. This is the photo which made me cry for her, but the next made me cry for those students.

Tweets From The Sandy Hook Principal

Tweets by the School’s Principal paint a picture of a woman who really did love working with children

This was the saddest photo I’ve seen in the entire incident. There are no bleeding children or crying parents. Everyone is jubilent and celebratory, and this is just a few days earlier. It kills me to see the innocence that was disturbed by that horrible man. Just one more connection to social media- I saw the killer’s facebook page earlier today.  In this age, anyone can go and analyze things he “likes” and posts, but we still understand nothing more of what causes these people to go on these devastating rampages. My prayers go out to everyone involved.

Tweets From The Sandy Hook Principal

This was the saddest of the Sandy Hook Photos for me because it shows the innocence at the school only days earlier. This is a true tragedy.

Mashable Incorporates Micro-sharing- Are we losing the patience to read a tweet?

With 1 billion people on Facebook, and hundreds of millions more on other social networks, sharing has become the most important focus for futuristic web design, and the new technology, called “microcontent” utilized in the new Mashable.com design released today is one awesome major example of what that focus has produced.

Here’s an example of microcontent in use. Say you’re reading a list of the top ten funniest yo mamma jokes and you want to share your favorite with your mom. In the past you would share the whole article with all ten jokes, but with micro-sharing, you can easily share specific lines and areas of the article so that when she clicks on the link on her facebook wall, Twitter feed, etc, she is taken directly to that line, and it’s highlighted.

But even I can’t do this great idea justice… so here’s Pete Cashmore himself, the founder of Mashable, in a video explaining the technology. Sounds cool right? What do you think? Tweet me at @politiguy and include the hashtag “#newtech”.

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