XeeSM

The social (selling) event of the XeeSM

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Thirty thousand business users can’t be wrong.

OK, they could be, but in this case they are right on the money.

In Fall 2009 I told you about a new service called XeeSM [pronounced see-sum], launched by Axel Schultze and the team who earlier brought us the Xeequa Social Media Academy, where you can post links to your most important social media links and other sites in one place, in my case http://xeesm.com/JEFF/. Or as I call it at my core site, a one-stop social hub. I love it for that reason alone: Instead of loading up websites, news releases, ads, email signatures and everything else with an ever-growing laundry list of social links (“Twitter and Facebook and LinkedIN, oh my”), you can now cover all your online bases with just one. Continue reading

Single social sign-on: XeeSM

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It was probably a dozen years ago when I first added a company logo to an email signature. More recently we all started receiving emails with an ever-more-impressive lineup of logos in signatures linking you to the senders’ company websites, LinkedIN and Twitter pages and more. When it became clear that vast stretches of the business world had been conquered by PDA, most of us took the hint and migrated our mindset to the small screen. We dropped the logos in favor of links…and more links…until some email signatures including my own, plus ads, TV spots, web listings, resumes and more began to resemble a runaway train of link largesse.

Something had to be done. Now someone has done it. Several someones, in fact.

Axel Schultze, Rob Stevenson, Marita Roebkes and the team at Xeequa, who earlier brought us the Social Media Academy, have launched a new service called XeeSM. If you haven’t already heard, XeeSM is a place—one place, a single URL—where you can post links to all of your own social media pages and sites. To see it in action, check out http://xeesm.com/JEFF/.

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