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Want to grow your business with Pinterest? Here are 142 Pinterest board ideas for entrepreneurs to get you started. Via Kelly Lieberman, Michael Q Todd 
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Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn can be found in the majority of social media management apps. It is with Google+ that things get a little bit more complicated: very few social media tools support it due to some technical challenges.
However, most social media managers would prefer a solution that would allow them posting to all social networks in one place, Google+ including.
In this post, you’ll find reference to all tools that are to date integrated with Google+.
We’ll bring small business editions to a special focus and review social tools that (1) support Google+ and (2) the ones you can use for free or under $10 a month. Via Martin Gysler, Robin Good
Julian Magnone's comment,
April 26, 2013 3:26 PM
Thank you Wendy for the feedback. It worth to try it.
Regarding separated browser windows opened, that worked very well for me using Chrome with different user's profiles (you can also use the incognito but only allows you an additional session). If you create a different user/profile (look at the avatar on the top left corner), you can then log with many different accounts (sessions) in different Chrome tabs. 
Michlin Metals, Inc's curator insight,
April 27, 2013 2:42 PM
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Stopped.at is a social media platform for online discovery that delivers recommendations (sites, apps, and services) based on your sharing habits. It also has a rewards system. Every bookmark and t... Via ABroaderView
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From the New York Times review by Carol Roth: "Dreve intends to help you cut through the clutter and the noise online by curating content that is relevant to you.
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On the problem side, his premise that a majority of data and information cluttering the Internet is not relevant to anyone strikes me as legitimate.
Finding a mechanism that cuts through the clutter is a worthy goal — notwithstanding the possible push back from users who do not want to give up that control.
The solution proposed by Dreve.me, discussed in the video at a macro level, is to curate what people want to see and create connections by using your activities and preferences on one network or Web site to inform what you see on other networks."
Full review and video pitch: http://boss.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/22/dreve-me-wants-to-help-you-cut-through-the-clutter-and-noise-online/ ;
Second review on NY Times: http://boss.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/29/taking-a-second-meeting-with-dreve-me/ ;
Robin Good: Like many other social news discovery tools, Dreve.me allows you also to select and re-share on your preferred social network your favorite stories.
More info: http://dreve.me/ ; Via Robin Good, J Lynn Lock
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