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SocialCorral.com - Bring Your Social Profiles Together

First you add a badge for Facebook to your blog/site. Then you add a new badge, this time for Twitter. After that, you add yet another one for LinkedIn. And so it goes, until your blog has sunk underneath a myriad of badges and widgets that end up defeating their own purpose. Is there a way to prese...   read more

SnapForBusiness.com - Reward Your Customers

It is blatantly obvious that the power exerted by the Social Web over real life shopping decisions is getting stronger by the day. And it was about time someone came up with a solution like Snap - a solution that to all intents and purposes links points of sale with social sites. Snap can be used f...   read more

BadgePlz.com - Add A Photo Badge To Your Site

BadgePlz is a nifty little service that will let you add a social photo badge to your site. Burstn, Picplz and Snapr are all supported servcis, and creating the actual badge could hardly be any easier. All you have to do is point BadgePlz to the service where your photos are found, and then an emb...   read more

SkillBadge.com - Show Your Skills

Skill badge stands as a very direct way for bloggers to showcase all the things that they are good at. This site lets users come up with an embeddable pie chart that can be split into all the different areas of knowledge that they have mastered. Each gets its own color, and the idea is to let those ...   read more

ScreenTribe.com - A Social Approach To TV & Movies

Screen Tribe is a social service that attempts to redefine the way in which people have always watched TV and movies. It has clear links Twitter and Facebook, in the sense that information on what users are doing is shared in real time. And it also references a location-based network like Foursquare...   read more

CommendableKids.com - Encouraging Kids To Do Better

Commendable Kids is a system for encouraging children to do their best. It can be used both by parents and by teachers, and it works in exactly the same way in both cases: the parent or the teacher registers the children, and then he set down a series of milestones. When the children complete them, ...   read more

BigDoor.com - Make Your Site Feel Like A Game

Badges are becoming a common currency on the Web. First introduced by location-based services such as FourSquare, they are one of the clearest ways for somebody to show his allegiance to this or that retailer, and be rewarded in the process. And it makes perfect sense that someone has come up with a...   read more