Monday, November 27, 2006
Flickr Groups
THIS IS CROSS POSTED FROM IMAGESPACE--ARTS AND WEB 2.0
I’ve started playing with Flickr Groups. Groups are kind of like sets—the difference being a group is a set with many participants. Groups allow common tagging and a common place to post images that you have in your main photostream and in your sets. Groups are another way to cross post your content. They allow for forum-like discussions and comments.
I’ve created a few groups (LOTS of sets) and joined a few. What I noticed immediately was that my views increased pretty significantly in a short period of time. I think I will start listing my web address as a keyword on every image that I post and see if that starts an increase in traffic to this blog.
If you are a Flickr user, drop me a note with your Flickr ID. I’ll add you as a contact. Mine is saunderm.rm.
I’ve started playing with Flickr Groups. Groups are kind of like sets—the difference being a group is a set with many participants. Groups allow common tagging and a common place to post images that you have in your main photostream and in your sets. Groups are another way to cross post your content. They allow for forum-like discussions and comments.
I’ve created a few groups (LOTS of sets) and joined a few. What I noticed immediately was that my views increased pretty significantly in a short period of time. I think I will start listing my web address as a keyword on every image that I post and see if that starts an increase in traffic to this blog.
If you are a Flickr user, drop me a note with your Flickr ID. I’ll add you as a contact. Mine is saunderm.rm.
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BTW, I moderate a group on NTEN email group on flickr and nonprofits. Come join.
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