Social Web has hit prime time. Every company and their mother is trying to decide whether they need a blog, vlog, flickr, twitter, plurk, Friendster, or that thing where you upload a picture of yourself and it tells you what loser celebrity you look like. And every design firm is publishing their own Social Web bible, with featuring the gospel according to Facebook and the psalms of Myspace. The World Wide Web has evolved into a massive transit system of communication with no route map, leaving the average marketing manager bewildered.

Relax and take a step back. We’re not trying to write the Social Networking bible according to Aardvark. In fact, it’s already been written by thousands of other organizations that have “unlocked the mystery of Social Web”, trust us, we’ve read them. We’d rather hear what you have to say.

Do you have a question about that “thing” everyone is talking about?  Have you stumbled through whitepapers and PDF downloads and come out of the mess with 6 Facebook accounts, 27 blogs and a Flickr account full of photos from your last trip to Wally World? Don’t worry we’re willing to help and it’s also not as daunting as it may seem. If you’re reading this, you have already walked face first into Social Web.

Take the next step.  Post your biggest social web conundrum  (click on the word below this article called “comments” with that little hand) and we’ll make your marketing headache disappear.

If you are an agoraphobic and the idea of receiving a response has you reaching for you keyboard disinfectant. Here are some links to our favorite PDF downloads that may already be making a mess of your desktop.

Glossary of Social Web Terms
What is Social Media courtesy of iCrossing