Let’s take a closer look into Clove App. What do ya say?

Everybody loves parties. Whether it is just attending one or even throwing one. Parties are fun.

I love Clove App. To me, Clove App is a party.

Alright, roll with me on this…

Close your eyes and imagine you’re throwing a party at your house. Ok, now open your eyes so you can read the rest of this post.

When you throw a party, you invite anyone and everyone. Your best friends, your friends, people from class, people from work (except that annoying guy who always seems to be in the copy room at the same time that you need to make copies), people you’ve never met before, your extended family, that guy or girl you kind of have a crush on, that guy or girl that has a crush on you, your dentist, people who work at the Laundromat. You know, pretty much everyone is invited to your party.

Well let’s say that when everyone shows up to your party, you send them to different rooms of your house. For example, you send your best friends to the living room, you send the people you know from work to the kitchen, and the people who are in your bowling league, well, you send to your bedroom.

Throughout the night you are forced to go into each room separately and check up on everyone. You have to make sure everyone is doing ok, catch up on the latest gossip, share your latest stories with them, etc. After a while, it gets annoying and exhausting just checking each room for each different group of friends.

That’s exactly how the Internet is.

You are forced to go to several different websites to check each social media outlet. You go to Facebook.com, Twitter.com, all of the various blogs that you follow, etc. It gets annoying and takes a lot of time out of your Internet surfing time.

Why not bring everyone into the same room at the party? That way you can have all your information in the same area.

That’s what Clove App does. It throws a party in which all your social media outlets can party in the same “room.”

Clove App is a desktop application, which brings together your Twitter feed, Facebook news feed, blog RSS feeds, and much more. Clove App is currently still in the BETA stage, and will soon be released to the public for download. If you are new in the social media world, or an experienced expert, you need to get Clove App!

-Austin H.

As we begin to tweet, blog and publish information about applications that will help brand marketers with their social media marketing campaigns, we should begin by discussing some of the clients we will be paying particular attention to these next few months.

We have already been asked by Involver, Magnify, and Clove App to share information on their companies’ services with our followers. These companies and their “apps” will not be the only ones will be sharing, but we want to be sure you learn about them. A little introductory info on these companies:

Involver maximizes Facebook Fan Pages with a suite of professional applications. Their social media platform is used by over 20,000 companies to build, manage, and measure rich and dynamic user experiences on Facebook. Learn more about the company here: http://www.involver.com/tour1.html

Magnify is a platform for video curation. Curated video content lets publishers, e-commerce sites and online communities aggregate and filter content from multiple sources. As a tool for finding new content, empowering user submission and much more, Magnify’s platform can use multi-source video to attract a lot of attention to your site: http://www.magnify.net/

Clove App, a social media management desktop application, is still in private beta. As it moves to public beta, we will be writing about its ability to organize social media feeds, and customize dashboards that are compatible with Facebook, Twitter, Digg, RSS and more: http://cloveapp.com/