knaox

Very cool! I wish I had checked out the blog earlier, but even following the more recent news with HubSpot and the future potential is exciting. It proves that a solid initial strategy must be in place for success, but the limit of success is unknown due to innovation. I can see this company booming very, very soon.

Weird. I honestly don't know how that gets messed up, it would be interesting to find out how they're pulling the information. Works well over here..for now, haha.

Basically, no, haha. They should have a 'bubble' option, but then their advertising system wouldn't work. Wouldn't that be a shame?

This definitely won't happen. But hey, at least they don't sell your data, they just tell advertisers to come to them if they want to use it.

Good points. I think the idea of setting up registration for another site on your own site is sort of defeating the purpose. I'm sure everyone browsing the web as heard of Facebook, do they have an account? Likely.

It'll be interesting to see how Twitter progresses as a connecting tool. Obviously Facebook is superior as far as numbers go, but I don't think we'll ever see one agreed upon way to connect users to sites. Facebook just seems to make the most sense at this point.

It would be nice to see some additional social aspects we could use to add to site engagement. Liking and tweeting is one thing, but what about onsite functionality? OneTrueFan is a digital check in - is that what's next?

With something like 1 in 3 North Americans who use Facebook, creating this ease of use can really make the difference between engagement and not.

It's definitely important to put the user first, especially if you're running a business and looking for conversions.

It would be nice to introduce a way to pull a user's data from Facebook and display content that's relevant to that user. I know there's the Facebook user activity widget, but I'm talking full displayed content.

Obviously this would be ideal to do on the fly.