I assume you are not talking about my NY accent

Anyway thanks for commenting – If you think his research on the popularity of songs was cool – you should read his approach.

He used 2 control groups and allowed one to have no insights into what others were voting on – and the ranking was as diverse as the members of the group. The second was a group that could see what others were voting on (think Facebook here) and the popularity of the hotter items spiked, which to me gives credence to the social network marketing

I have witnessed the power of the social network, having authored a (personal) blog which gained huge popularity through a catchy title/URL and, of course, my spectacular personality which came through in my writing. Heh.

Now that I am blogging for business purposes my writing is more focused and my interest in readers has shifted, but the way it works is really still the same.

I loved what he said about the shifting of the popularity of songs, and how people influence each other’s opinions! This is seriously cool…