Seedcamp wraps up in NYC: Meet the 4 startup winners.

European startup incubatorSeedcampis an early-stage micro seed investment and mentoring program that we’ve written aboutquite a few timesat The Next Web. Seedcamp holds events throughout the year that help it to decide which startups to cultivate with investments and advice. In March, Seedcampannounceda partnership with Facebook that means Seedcamp startups receive product, technical, and design support as well as early access to beta products and programs on Facebook platform. In early June, right in time forNew York’s Internet Week, Seedcamp crossed the pond to host Mini Seedcamp New York....

4 min · 641 words · Susan Palmer

Seeking sales and marketing synergy in social media

In today’s B2B market, the alignment of sales and marketing has never been more crucial. The old school approach puts vendors in the solution provider seat, and customers in the “we have a pain, need a solution” seat. However, with an endless stream of available information–pricing, options, and opinions– customers are no longer looking for just a solution provider, but rather, a trusted, knowledgeable partner that can not only understand their challenges and goals, but can confidently guide them down the path to purchase....

11 min · 2272 words · Jerome Hughes

Seen your Google Profile lately? It just got a slick update.

By now you’ve customized your Facebook profile to your liking, surely. But did you know that you probably havea Google Profile, as well? Many don’t, and those that do tend to not pay them much attention. With a refresh to the design and editing of Google’s Profiles, the company looks to change that. As detailed in ablog post, Google has added a load of features to Profiles, and editing them is now way easier than ever before....

2 min · 314 words · Elizabeth Mann

Seesmic for Android now supports Facebook

Seesmic‘s Android app has got a little closer to becoming a one-stop shop for all your mobile social media needs today with the launch of a new version that fills a gaping hole in the app – it now supports Facebook. The news feed, friends’ profiles, your Wall and Pages are all included, although with no Messaging, Events, Chat or Places support you’re still going to need the official app or mobile website in some cases....

2 min · 284 words · Aaron Rodriguez

Seesmic Web hits 1.0 with drag-and-drop image posting, Klout integration and more

Seesmic‘s web-based social media client, which allows you to manage your Twitter, Facebook, Google Buzz, LinkedIn and Foursquare accounts from a simple browser interface, has been gradually improved over time and now it’s finally ‘grown up’ with thelaunchof version 1.0. The new release, which you can access simply by logging in over atseesmic.com/web, brings a number of tweaks with it. Among the new features, you can now schedule posts to be published to any of your networks at a later time, there’s autocomplete for Twitter usernames and add unlimited Facebook accounts to the service (although why you;d want to do that were not sure)....

2 min · 318 words · Robert Guzman
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