While working on a Facebook Page for a client project recently it came to my attention that beyond the great differences between Groups and Pages, there are also differences between Pages and Pages.

Wait, what?! I thought a Page was a Page, but I was wrong.

For many people SEO is a subject that is shrouded in mystery, but it is one of the leading factors in having a successful website presence. Making things more complicated is the fact that the SEO landscape is littered with shady providers, which can make it a difficult task to tackle well. Still, there are a lot of things you can test for, and best practices to help guide you.

For the benefit of anyone who hasn't heard of it, foursquare is a GPS-aware smartphone application that allows you to "check-in" pretty much wherever you go. It's a social network, and you have friends who (if you want to, and they want to) can be notified whenever you check-in anywhere (and vice versa, of course). Additionally, there's a game element to it. The more places you check-in, the more points you get, and you can get achievements and "badges" based on various criteria. If you're the person who has checked in the most at a given location, you become the "Mayor" of that location.

Recently, foursquare put up a page targeted at businesses who might want to leverage foursquare users to drum up foot traffic.

Today is the big day. A kidney transplant is happening in the Twin Cities this morning, thanks to twitter.

The blog, Daily Patricia, had an interesting post today positing that Facebook's future competitor could be...telecom? Yeah.

I heard about Twitter on Future Tense last week, but it kind of went in one ear and out the other. Surprising, since I'm a known social-networking whore. If you build it, I will sign up.