"Our widgets are being recognized globally for their application purposes. Not only are they effective, animated and personalized markers for our businesses they are also fully integrated into the social networks like Facebook, Twitter, My Space, Digg . etc. The branding they provide and the number of views they are garnering is making huge strides for our clients to identify with the markets they want to attract.  Everyone wants their individualized look and feel to be easily recognized by the buying public".

Hard data is what any  corporate entity will look at when assessing what might be considered,  "pioneer" technology.  If a firm cannot provide you hard metrics of a "live" deployment and demonstration, I'd advise you to move to the next. In the internet business, last years" technology and buzzwords thrown about loosely by some SEO firms could put you in a bind very quickly.

The socialization of the internet that we are experiencing IS the next "dotcom" boom. If you poke around this site, you'll see some functionality that is probably on less than one 1/100 of all the sites on the internet. Maybe a millionth. Today we're going to talk about socialized widgets. While a book could be devoted to the topic alone, we're talking about custom widgets, not the ones devoted to putting someone else's data in a little window in your sidebar.

Here are some metrics we've posted today, Dec 1st 2009 depicted in the images below. Of the over 70 analytic functions used to gauge performance, here is a mere 4, but important they are. This small sampling depicts the 12flat's widget overview in live testing over a 15 day period since Nov 15. What's important here is the top left chart. This depict posts to news feed and profiles on Facebook and serves to show you that the data in the form of  28,015 views we're gleaned but from a handful of beta users posting, once or twice, sometimes not at all. As our client base increases, the exponential nature will reflect millions of consumer interactions per month, in just a few short months from now.

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