Comments by Christopher Golda

To restrict searches to Mahalo Answers on BackType, you can use the site operator:
"bob dylan site:www.mahalo.com/answers"

http://www.backtype.com/comments?q=bob+dylan+site%3Awww.mahalo.com%2Fanswers

Looking fwd to your feedback!

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We don't use Facebook Connect for signup/login; instead, we use it so you can claim comments that you make on other sites that support Facebook Connect.

You can already use your Facebook, Google, OpenID, etc credentials to sign up for BackType using Clickpass.

Thanks for your comment

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According to Dave McClure, they are going to pull in > $270M in revenue for 2008:

http://www.backtype.com/url/500hats.typepad.com/comment/1909...

Not sure how much they need to become profitable.

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I thought you were BackType Alerts' #1 Fan ;(

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Today, the best way to compete is to focus on cooperation, not competition. The behavior you're admiring isn't very effective when looking to cooperate with others.

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(Good) websites are still coded by hand. I wouldn’t trust any large toolset to develop, test or deploy for me — just a text editor, version control and a shell.

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That’s unusual — I’ve never received a Google Alert for a search term mentioned in comments on blogs, digg, reddit, etc. We’ve found that BackType Alerts and Google Alerts are very complementary.

To monitor mentions, I use a combination of BackType Alerts, Google Alerts, Twitter Search and FriendFeed Search.

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According to Nivi, anything above $500K is Series A country:http://venturehacks.com/articles/seed-valuation

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Hey Louis,

Today we actually extended Alerts to include Subscriptions:
http://blog.backtype.com/2008/.....criptions/

Now you can follow comments by:
1. Author
2. Search Term (covered here)
3. Post

Thanks for your comment!

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Thanks, Hutch. We'll be adding threading next :)

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Thanks so much for including BackType, Louis. We're happy to be in such great company.

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Thanks for the post, Andrew.

The Rubicon report is something I refer to often — great stuff in there. Also really happy to hear you’re finding BackType useful. We’re going to continue offering tools to help professionals find, follow, and learn from influencers, as well as manage and share their own conversations.

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Only tool I would add is FriendFeed — I find myself paying more and more attention to the native posts and comments made there. Thanks for mentioning BackType

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Thanks for mentioning BackType, Andrea.

This is a great list of services. I’d encourage people to check out every single one of them. The CommentLuv plug-in, which I’ve been seeing more and more of, is really cool — I wish it worked with replacement comment systems like Disqus and Intense Debate.

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Thanks for the write-up, Todd. It's exciting to see the various uses of our product, especially in disciplines like PR. Also, we'll be releasing a small "recommendations" page soon to help people find the comment authors they should be following on BackType. Hopefully, that will help remove some work for professionals looking to find influencers, etc.

@Danny Brown, @Kyle: Thanks for all your support!

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