The amount of new social networking sites is simply amazing and the ability to aggregate data is becoming increasingly necessary to maintain a diverse network of relationships. Here are a number of my favorite services and features.
Social Bookmarking
There are two main services that I have come across that handle social bookmarking.
Posttoaster.com offers links to 69 different services. The two drawbacks are, not all the services are live and Posttoaster isn’t fully automated. Once you create your titles and descriptions, Posttoaster just provides links to the different sites that the user most then click and monitor to make sure they work correctly.
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Social Profile
There are two services that I really like that help manage and maintain your profile across a variety of different sites.
MyBlogLog.com allows you to build a comprehensive profile including almost every major service. I love the way it builds a linked profile for you to display on your site and the way most major blogs have the service integrated. The coolest thing is that MyBlogLog will automatically suggest groups to join depending on the sites you are visiting.
The other service I like that works a little differently is FriendFeed.com. FriendFeed aggregates what you are doing and creates a feed basd on these actions. For example, you FriendFeed has your Flickr account, when you load pictures into Flickr, FriendFeed will add it to your feed automatically. Additionally, FriendFeed’s Facebook integration makes it so all your friends know.
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Micro-Blogging
I recently discovered Hellotxt.com and so far I think it is magnificent. The simple Ajax interface makes it easy to update all your Micro-Blogs like Twitter.com and Plaxo.com from either their website or from Facebook. I love that it includes a lot of international Twitter imitators (14 total) that I had never heard of.
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Popularity: 85% [?]
