One of the key things for me is to keep track of when people have mentioned me or my books. That usually means a blog post where they’re written about me and when I find them, I often find a review that I can leave a “thank you” comment on. One of the most amusing was a World of Warcraft forum board posting about my books. When I got an account on the forum and left a little “thanks” note, it shocked the heck out of the poster.

Here’s a post that came thru my normal aggregator this morning about three tools to help you keep track:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/monitor-online

I make substantial use of Google Alerts but I’ve taken a look at the others and they’re kinda interesting. I’m not comfortable enough with them to say how well they work. They look interesting.

If you are not monitoring the social media space, you’re missing a chance to engage directly with your audience.

I’ve got a Google alert for “The American Book of the Dead” and “Henry Baum (both with quotes or I’d get every post with American, Book, and Henry). Recommend that for every writer/book. That’s really all I need b/c I’m curious what Google picks up above all. But I’ll check out those other services, thanks for posting.

Hi friends, I am the captain of my cricket team of my school. Last month I made specifications for my teammates about the game plan on ground but now find some specifications are wrong. I have already distributed them all. Now what can I do ?? Please give me your helpful suggestion…

oh! yes did a big mistake but if your match is after some time you still have time to salvage and explain to your team mates. Firstly collect all game plan papers which you distributed. Secondly, scan them in a scanner, then go to http://www.onlinedocumentconversion.com buy some credits, upload the scanned game plan document, convert it into word and the delete the errors you made earlier. All the best!