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LeapFish is a great free tool available for anyone to use.  It brings social networking and the news all together into one central location.  It’s one of those networks that makes my life easier and I feel that it will do the same for you.  I’m sure you will say you have seen sites like this before, but I strongly feel that LeapFish does a fantastic job separating itself from competition.

We have all seen sites offer points for completing certain tasks, but LeapFish has their point system set up in a way that’s manageable and reachable.  The better the prize, the more challenging it is to earn the points for.  I also believe that by having only a certain amount of people that can win the prize shows legitimacy.  These other sites don’t have a threshold for the amount of prizes to give away and that leads you to question the validity of the service.

I really like how customizable you can make your LeapFish profile as well.  You can decide what news feeds you want on your page and whether or not you wish to add in your social networks. I do appreciate that LeapFish keeps the main social networks, Facebook and Twitter integrated instead of getting all complex and adding in a ton of them.

A quick recap…it’s simple, easy to use, customizable and a win-win for anyone wanting to try this new service.  Has anyone else heard of it yet?  If you have used it, what do you think of it?

Further reading:

Interview With Robert Scoble – Future Of FriendFeed & Other Networks

Jordan Cooper Interview – Being Transparent On Social Networks

Claim.io Interview – Protect Your Brand On Social Networks

Chris Pirillo Shares His Thoughts On Companies Using Social Networks

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  • Steven Vaugan

    The best part of LeapFish is that advertisers get a free and exciting bonus! Once advertise with LeapFish, you get extra 50 clicks on your competitors ads on Google: http://techcrunch.com/2009/02/03/the-leapfish-chronicles-admitting-to-click-fraud-is-an-interesting-business-model/

    How much did they pay you to write and say this?

  • http://www.socialtechzone.com Frank

    That was an interesting article from TechCrunch about LeapFish. It was definitely something I didn’t know about. However, LeapFish didn’t pay me any money to write this post. If they did, I would have disclosed it in the beginning. This was my personal thoughts on the service and LeapFish didn’t force me to say any of this. Thanks for the link to the article, though!