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Ariel’s Top 6 Facebook Apps for Musicians

Do you have a fanpage but still not sure how to make it pop?

Here are six Apps that will set you on the right path, help you to stand out from the pack and keep your fans engaged and interested in you on a consistent basis.

1) Involver – http://involver.com

The people at Involver are masters of fan page branding. They offer two applications from their gallery free of charge (they have some wonderfully tiered packages, but those will cost you). I would recommend installing the Twitter and YouTube applications on your page, but there are other great ones as well. Your fans will then be able to see you last 5 tweets and last 6 YouTube videos right from your Facebook fan page.

*Check out the free app gallery here: http://involver.com/gallery.html

2) iLike Music Tab – http://tinyurl.com/FacebookiLikeApp

One of the premiere music applications for fan pages. One great feature that iLike exclusively provides is the ability to load a large, MySpace-esqe banner. It is somewhat difficult to currently brand yourself visually on facebook (without spending a lot of $), but this is a good start.

This app plays music, shows your Twitter feed, has links to purchase songs, etc. In order to create on one these you need an iLike account: http://ilike.com

3) ReverbNation – My Band - http://tinyurl.com/FacebookMyBand

There is a lot of overlap between My Band and iLike. The main functions that separate My Band are the merchandise options (fans can buy merch right from this tab), and the newsletter/street team sign up box.

*If you do not have a newsletter management service or widgets that you currently using throughout your web presence, I would start to get acclimated with ReverbNation, and use My Band on your FB Fan page.

If you are already using a newsletter management service and have your widget situation covered, iLike is the way to go because of the beautiful branding opportunity with the large horizontal image.

4) Poll Daddy Polls - http://tinyurl.com/facebookpolldaddy

Poll Daddy Polls feature both private polls that only your friends can see, and public ones that you can share with all of your fans. This is a great way to poll your fan base and see what they really want!

5) Selective Tweets - http://tinyurl.com/SelectiveTweet

Update your Facebook Status from Twitter but only for the tweets you choose. This is a great tool for musicians who want to save time but still want to be selective.

Just end each tweet with #fb when you also want to update your Facebook Fan Page status.

*It doesn’t work if your tweets are protected.

6) Twitter/Facebook synch - http://tinyurl.com/TwitterTweetFB

*For personal pages, not fan pages

Many people ask me about this, so I wanted to include it. This links your tweets with the status updates on your personal profiles, not your fan pages.

Tags: ariel hyatt, Facebook, facebookfanpage, fanpage, ilike, integration, involver, musicians, polldaddy, Reverb Nation, social media, socialnetworking, Twitter

« Ce n’est pas qu’ils ont nécessairement une incompréhension de ce que l’autre peut ressentir (mauvaise Théorie de l’Esprit (ToM = Theory of Mind)) mais qu’ils ne savent pas mettre en application ces informations, et/ou ne savent pas exprimer ce qu’ils ressentent.

Un Aspie pourra savoir qu’il devrait exprimer tel ou tel sentiment dans une circonstance particulière, mais ne saura pas comment l’exprimer, c’est-à-dire quelle attitude choisir. La solution proposée par Attwood est donc l’apprentissage d’attitudes types correspondant à des circonstances précises (exemple : apprendre à s’excuser en cas d’impair, se construire des phrases types, etc.)

En conséquence de cette difficulté d’expression, les Aspies souffrent aussi de l’incompréhension des autres, ou plutôt de la fausse croyance qu’ont les autres de les avoir compris. »

New video content of my Oneshotrecord Label

The global response to the Haiti earthquake has been extraordinary and generous. But in the midst of all the reporting, it’s difficult to keep track of the numbers.

In particular, who has given what, who has dug deepest, and how the Haiti relief fund currently compares to those of other tragedies.

This is an image I created for The Guardian Datablog to visualise the international contributions to the Haiti Earthquake recovery effort as of 24th January 2010.

And the data is here for you to explore.

Sources: ReliefWeb, Guardian Datablog, OECD (PDF).

N.B. Reuters seem to have a whole different set of data on who paid what for the Tsunami. As they don’t list their sources, I can’t cross-reference with the OECD figures. Regardless, all the record keeping appears to dry up after 2005. But if anyone can find figures for after 2006, please email.