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Ongoing List of Social Media Marketing Efforts and Social Networ

http://www.web-strategist.com/blog/2009/03/06/ongoing-list-of-social-media-marketing-efforts-for-women/ I’ve done a lot of other lists, for a variety of industries, verticals, age groups, but need to spend some time on women. Agencies and brands get to showcase their work (I’ve got great SEO in front of a social media audience) and it’s easy for women to find communities that are interesting to them. Lastly, to be honest, I don’t know that much about the women social space so I need to be educated, help me! If you do submit, please leave a comment with a URL and a brief description. See my other industry indexes for a variety of other social media efforts tagged industry index . These instances are more on the shorter term, and are clear examples of social media efforts of brands wanting to connect with women online using social technologies.
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HOW TO: Attract and Engage Social Media Moms

Noa Gafni is a social media consultant with a focus on women and Gen Y. She authors Webutantes , a blog about Internet trends impacting women. Moms are one of the Internet’s most desirable groups. eMarketer estimates that there were 35.3 million US mothers online in 2008, a number that is expected to reach 39.6 million by 2012. New communities and content sites for moms appear practically every day. Marketers and advertisers are constantly trying to reach this all-powerful group, who not only carry strength in their numbers but also in their purchasing power. Although many attempts have been made to use Web 2.0 tools to engage mothers, only a few have been successful.
The makers of Babymate have launched a new iPhone application, Shopmate , that helps users compile their shopping lists. Although a number of competitors exist, the makers of Shopmate claim that the majority are either too simplistic or require users to add in cumbersome information, like quantities or supermarket aisle. I've been testing out Shopmate and it is quite straightforward to use while having enough features to make it useful. (Some existing shopping list apps look a bit too similar to the Notes app that comes with the iPhone, which makes me question their added value.) http://webutantes.blogspot.com/

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