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it turns out, is a social networking site based in Madrid. It's still in private beta, but the
company blog picked up on the Google coverage today (as you might expect) and said
its traffic has actually gone up 2,850%. Which isn't hard, if you've started with very,
very little, but gives them great promotion as the highest listed Spanish term in the
global zeitgeist.
"Tuenti's goal is to enable people to be aware of everything that is happening in their
circle of friends," says the site. It's a Facebook for our our Spanish-speaking chums.
So by now I’m sure you’re all familiar with Wikipedia – the online encyclopedia that mil- lions of people use every day for information. Similarly, most of you have used Flickr – the online photo sharing site where photographers and bloggers can post high quality
photos. Now take the two, put them together, and what do you have?
Fotopedia. Although Fotopedia is still it the early stages, they have quickly built their
photo encyclopedia with over 22,000 articles and 350,000 photos. The site allows us-
ers to search for articles or to browse by topic (Travel, People, Nature, etc.).
So you’ve set up accounts for your business of Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc. But
what about all of the other Social Media sites? As I mentioned earlier, there are literally
hundreds of them. KnowEm allows users to check the availability of their business,
product, personal or brand names on over 350 popular Social Media sites. This is great
because it allows you to secure your username on hundreds of Social Media sites be-
fore anyone else does. Search your name, secure your brand, and protect your image.
