social networking

One of my favorite things about using the internet to promote my business is that it’s green and inexpensive (if not free).

A list of some people who are serious about finding "green" content and submitting it to sites like Hugg, Reddit, Digg and Stumbleupon. It has links to all of their profiles. A great way to find new submission ideas and great content to read.

Many entrepreneurs, activists, and marketers are leveraging the social web for positive change. In the process and by its very nature, they are giving each of us the tools to change the world and make it a better place. There are thousands of examples, which is precisely why Max Gladwell exists. Here are 10 worth exploring.

If you run a small business and also have a site or blog, participating in these 6 social media sites should net you targeted niche traffic. Join them all today.

 With its fresh and effective take, the site, described as a "call to action" by Casey Verbeck, CEO of GenGreen, identifies the best of the local green scene (including events, places, businesses, activities and jobs) in cities throughout the United States.  "Businesses and consumers have new opportunities to think beyond the traditional barriers to encourage innovation and discoveries; driving social transformation through green economic development," says Verbeck.

Beth Kanter, all-around genius and social media goddess, talks with Jonathon Colman of The Nature Conservancy to discuss the secrets behind how non-profit organizations can better leverage web 2.0 sites like Digg, StumbleUpon, and Twitter to reach their supporters and create social change. GREEN + GEEK = GOOD!

Care 2 is one of the best “green” sites that I’ve ever stumbled upon because it incorporates so many eco-friendly and globally-conscious things at once: social networking, news, shopping, donations, dating, blogs and much more.

The main goal of Green Student U is to keep students up-to-date with green initiatives, so that’s why we’ve joined the ranks of other eco-friendly organizations across the globe and created MySpace and Facebook pages!

No story, just a link to a new site for coordinating public action campaigns.

Green beer? But it’s not Saint Patty’s Day! The beer may not be green, but the conversation is…

Manufacturer of air pollution control technology incorporates today’s social media resources and multi-media tools to distribute company and environmental news.

Social networking, everybody’s doing it. We all know who the big guys are, but some prefer a space for online interaction with others of like mind. Here are our favourite green social networking sites.

A great new site i came accross, sort of like the facebook for climate change, allowing users to post blogs, ideas and questions all around the subject of the environment and climate change. Well worth a look at, you can create groups and ask question to other users.