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Sphinn the new Threadwatch?
Well now that Threadwatch is gone, I know a bunch of us marketers are looking for a place to fill the gap. My bet is that Sphinn has the best chance. It gets away from the tired old forum and blog format and gives us a Social Media style outlet were we can interact a little bit more without getting editing out.
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from AndrewGirdwood 421 days ago #
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I'd quite like Sphinn to be something entirely new.

Sphinn, I think, has the chance to act as a great filter of loads of Search:Social stories.

Threadwatch required a degree of commitment. I hope Sphinn will appeal to those who want to join the community and also work for those who only have time to make a flying visit!

from Jayaic 421 days ago #
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I was actually thinking the same thing when I started digging around Sphinn today, plus the timing is perfect with people looking for an alternative to fill the gap left by ThreadWatch.

from imnotadoctor 421 days ago #
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Sphinn is like threadwatch on crack!

from mattstoddart 421 days ago #
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that'd be great...hopefully Sphinn will allow a bit of raunchiness like Threadwatch did...

from graywolf 421 days ago #
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you never want to be the new "britney", "madonna" or "threadwatch" for that matter. You want to be your own thing, or else you are forever doomed to remain in it's shadow suffering comparisons.

from MattC 421 days ago #
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Sorry for the comparison though.. but can I be the new Ricky?

from Lyndon 421 days ago #
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Don't be daft lad.

Threadwatch had an edge, it was hardcore. This is more fluffy and useful in a different way. It may connect people to stories who would not normally be connected.

Threadwatch had an air of the "Biker Bar" about it, with people getting their head stamped on regularly, sometimes deservedly.

First thoughts, I'm loving it. Although some SEO's really need help writing headlines. No names, but you know what I mean.

from MattC 421 days ago #
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You can't blame SEOs for not being able to right headlines... you know we are trained to take out the stop words! lol

from MattC 421 days ago #
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notice "right" should be "write"?

from David 420 days ago #
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This won't be TW - that was cool but a little too hostile at times - not that I ever bore the brunt of anything...


from Lyndon 420 days ago #
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Actually I thought your headline was ok, I'm reading it. So it worked.

from MattC 418 days ago #
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That's right Lyndon - they don't call me Matt 'Headliner' Crouch for nothing. But 'Danger' is still my middle name.

from NatashaRobinson 417 days ago #
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Interesting... Sphinn is the new Threadwatch... Maybe John Andrews was onto something after all.... http://www.johnon.com/330/threadwatchcom.html

from MattC 417 days ago #
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Sounds a bit conspiracy theory-ish to me. It's more like coincidence and good timing.

from type0 387 days ago #
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Sphinn is my new Threadwatch (which I really do miss).


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