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Are You ShoutWorthy?

August 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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“A social client that attempts to steal some of LinkedIn’s thunder and cash in on the unmitigated human desire to share via Facebook and Twitter.” – Tech Crunch

So are you ShoutWorthy? I see it as another way to give out some Link Love. I did a video of the site just the sign up process I did not compose an actual shout out. But it’s “Easy Peasy” go give out some Shout Love. You can view my ShoutWorthy page, I still need to give it a little more love.

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