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OneTrueFan Is The Foursquare For Websites
As users share more content within OneTrueFan, and on social networks like Twitter and Facebook, they can earn points, and special badges from publishers. You’ll be able to see a leaderboard of users who have been sharing content and can mouse over fellow contributors to see more information about how they’ve been interacting with a site. All of this info can be seen on the bottom of a publisher’s website. OneTrueFan will eventually launch a dashboard that allows web sites get a multi-dimensional view of their readers based upon frequency of visits, amount of content read, regularity of shares and traffic sent.
OneTrueFan | CrunchBase Profile
OneTrueFan is a service that enables users to see who else has viewed and shared the pages they read. Users earn points for engagement – visiting regularly, reading new content, sharing links and driving traffic – and can compete to be the biggest fan of a site. Players can also earn badges for specific gameplay achievements, such as regularly being the first person in their social graph to find new pages.
Eric Marcoullier | CrunchBase Profile
In March 2008 Eric Marcoullier founded Gnip. Prior to Gnip, Eric Marcoullier founded MyBlogLog with Todd Sampson in January of 2005. The service went live in March 2005 and was acquired by Yahoo for an estimated $10 million in January 2007.Todd co-founded Cloudspace in 1996, MyBlogLog (Sold to Yahoo!) in 2005, OneTrueFan in 2010 (Sold to BigDoor) and a number of other startups over the years. He served as mentor at TechStars Boulder & Seedcamp London and advises a number of tech startups from Silicon Valley to Bucharest. Todd currently lives in San Francisco where he enjoys exploring the amazing California outdoors with his wife, son, and daughter; sailing his Columbia 43; Arduino hardware hacking; cheering on the U.S. National Soccer Team; and helping startups.
Todd Sampson - LinkedIn
Todd Sampson
Reposting this John Cleese lecture that Merlin posted because some assholes had it taken down off Vimeo. (I was on the road, so I didn’t grab the hi-res copy, but I did download this YouTube version, so…) I watched it twice last week — both times before I was scheduled to give a talk. Creativity is not a talent, it is a way of operating. Before, I’d only seen this lecture of his , which I quoted in STEAL: “We don’t know where we get our ideas from.Experienced product-oriented startup CEO in the online media and entertainment space. Co-founded multiple companies that have been acquired by public companies (IGN and MyBlogLog) and am currently hard at work on the next big thing.
Eric Marcoullier - LinkedIn