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Jay MeattleShareaholic Demo by MegaByteTV

by Jay Meattle at 12pm, January 15th, 2010 | Comment »

Thanks Duncan!!


Jay MeattleAnnouncing: Shareaholic for Firefox v1.9.5 – now faster and leaner!

by Jay Meattle at 3pm, December 31st, 2009 | 2 Comments »

Today we’re pleased to announce the release of the latest version of Shareaholic for Firefox – v1.9.5!

You can get the latest version of Shareaholic here, or if you already have Shareaholic installed, simply wait for Firefox to automatically notify you of the update.

What’s New (v1.9.5):

  • Updates to myspace, instapaper definitions
  • Better all around function namespacing. Shareaholic is now even more faster and leaner! (performance)
  • Now compatible with Firefox v3.7a1pre
  • Buzz Monitor: addition of the most popular links on digg.com
  • NEW: Shareaholic Stats Monitor Shareaholic Stats Monitor. Do you ever wonder how popular the website that you’re visiting really is? We have made it easy for you to find out with just 1-click of a button! We’ve partnered with our friends at Compete.com to bring you this feature.

    Shareaholic Stats Monitor

  • Added titles to all drop down menus and tweaked icon display (usability)
  • Added first run and upgrade pages (usability)
  • Various bug fixes and under the hood improvement (performance)

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Jay MeattleHappy Holidays from Shareaholic!

by Jay Meattle at 12pm, December 23rd, 2009 | Comment »

As this year comes to a close, all of us wanted to take a moment to share our gratitude and thank you for being part of Shareaholic. We can’t tell you how much we appreciate all your support. We are very excited for 2010!

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Happy Holidays!

Warmly,
Your Shareaholic Team


Jay MeattleYour power and influence are directly proportional to the amount you or your business contribute to your audience.

by Jay Meattle at 7pm, December 16th, 2009 | Comment »

Your power and influence are directly proportional to the amount you or your business contribute to your audience. When you look at the essence of relationship and group formation dynamics, contribution is the key element that unites and brings people together. It is a simple yet powerful concept that if understood and properly implemented can mean the difference between being truly great and just being noise.

The message is simple, if you want to be a rockstar, stop trying to add more people to your first circle or cram them into your branding funnel and start contributing content, products, and services that are so incredible that they are worth linking to and talking about.