December 2011
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Posting to Tumblr, People Search, LinkedIn, Social...
We quietly released 7 new features on December 22nd, just before Christmas. They all directly contribute to Engagio’s two key premises (and promises): a) helping you manage multi-site conversations, b) bringing you visibility about the potential relationships from whom you’ve interacted with.
Commenting Inbox Productivity
1) Mark read/unread Similar to GMail’s, you can mark individual, multiple...
Social Engagement Productivity, Content Insights...
Engagio’s promise is to track all your online conversations in one place, saving you time when you are replying, and giving you visibility into the relationships that emanate from these conversations.
Here are seven (7) reasons to use Engagio daily and benefit from productivity gains, content insights and relationship management.
1) Manage your Comments and Conversations replies like Email Why go...
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Engagio Update: 1:1 Conversations History and...
You asked. We listened and delivered.
Only one week after the Alpha launch, we’re rolling out a few productivity related features:
Hover over the Inbox to reveal the last Reply Just hover over the message lines in your Engagio Inbox and we’ll reveal the last reply in a pop-up. This means more productivity gains as you quickly preview the replies that came to you.
Show the Context for the...
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Seeing Relationships from your Commenting...
The second premise of Engag.io is to allow a commenter to extract value from their commenting activity. That value is derived from the potential relationships that are developed over time by commenting with one another.
Although the social web has been shadowed by linking and sharing activity, commenting online is one of the strongest social media signal. It’s stronger than liking and sharing,-...
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Engagio’s First Premise: The Universal Commenting...
Engagio’s first premise is about its utility factor- the utility of seeing all of your commenting activity in one place.
As engaged users, we all comment in various places. But to keep up, we need to either re-visit these sites, or receive multiple email notifications when a reply has been posted. So, why not borrow the Gmail analogy and have a tool that collects all of your comments as messages...