This was recorded LIVE in Las Vegas at the eCommerce Summit 2010

Every day, thousands of small businesses and entrepreneurs miss out on millions of dollars in revenue simply because they don’t know how to utilize the Internet for marketing and selling. This is NOT your same old ABC stuff, these are actual eCommerce practices for Social Media that will yield bottom line results and amp up your business.

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You can listen to the full presentation above, the slides are below and here is a little information for you…

In the meantime, let me share with you a few links to get you started:

1. HootSuite - You can track, analyze, and review your links. You can schedule tweets for another time. You can search, separate, and organize your friends. It takes 5 different tools I was using and puts them all into one place.
2. Free Ecommerce Icons – Nice set of Icons that will help you create some wonderful images on your website.
3. Rapportive - This neat little Firefox add-on is a MUST HAVE for Gmail users!! Instead of showing you worthless Google Ads that don’t mean a thing to you… you will now see the sender’s photo, social media links, and some of the last Tweets they wrote. WOW! Use this tool to get personal with your customers and keep that customer for life.
4. Wibiya - This little toolbar is perfect for blogs or websites. You can add translation tools, testimonials, search, twitter, facebook, and many other tools that will help keep your customers interactive with you and your website.
5. Survey Monkey – Do you know what your customers want? Do you know what your customers need? Why not ask them instead of assuming? With Survey Monkey you can now get input from your customers… for FREE
6. TubeMogul – Why upload your videos to just YouTube when you can upload your videos to several online websites with one click of a button? TubeMogul will help you save time and help your search engine rankings!
7. Kampyle - Get honest feedback from your customers that you can use to make your website better. This wonderful feedback form will help you learn what you are doing right… and wrong.

Thanks to Shawna Fennell for compiling the list of tool, check her full blog post HERE and here me on her show with a post presentation interview below…

Post Presentation Interview with Shawna Fennel

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You can listen to the full presentation above with the slides.

In the meantime, let me share with you a few links to get you started:

1. HootSuite - You can track, analyze, and review your links. You can schedule tweets for another time. You can search, separate, and organize your friends. It takes 5 different tools I was using and puts them all into one place.
2. Free Ecommerce Icons – Nice set of Icons that will help you create some wonderful images on your website.
3. Rapportive - This neat little Firefox add-on is a MUST HAVE for Gmail users!! Instead of showing you worthless Google Ads that don’t mean a thing to you… you will now see the sender’s photo, social media links, and some of the last Tweets they wrote. WOW! Use this tool to get personal with your customers and keep that customer for life.
4. Wibiya - This little toolbar is perfect for blogs or websites. You can add translation tools, testimonials, search, twitter, facebook, and many other tools that will help keep your customers interactive with you and your website.
5. Survey Monkey – Do you know what your customers want? Do you know what your customers need? Why not ask them instead of assuming? With Survey Monkey you can now get input from your customers… for FREE
6. TubeMogul – Why upload your videos to just YouTube when you can upload your videos to several online websites with one click of a button? TubeMogul will help you save time and help your search engine rankings!
7. Kampyle - Get honest feedback from your customers that you can use to make your website better. This wonderful feedback form will help you learn what you are doing right… and wrong.

Thanks to Shawna Fennell for compiling the list of tool, check her blog post HERE