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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2014 · 28 MIN

Kyle Ford, Director, Ning Discusses How To Create Your Own Facebook Social Platform

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Kyle Ford, Director, Product Marketing, for NingIn this historic interview Lon Safko speaks with Kyle Ford the Director, Product Marketing for Ning. Kyle describes how easy and cost effective to set up your own MySpace / FaceBook social network.  Kyle shares some insights into how Ning works to allow a drag and drop interface so anyone can create their own site, even his grandmother.  Kyle explains the “Freemium” business model and how inexpensive it is to brand your own social network site and how Google Open Social is implemented in Ning In this 29 minute interview Kyle tells us about how individuals are using Ning and even Fortune 500 Companies are having incredible success with their own network.  Kyle tells us how Saturn Car Company, Fuji Film, WD 40 are just a few of the nearly ½ million Ning social networks. Social Networking Play Podcast Download Transcript The post Kyle Ford, Director, Ning Discusses How To Create Your Own Facebook Social Platform first appeared on The Social Media Bible.

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