ZooLoo – One Stop Social Media Dashboard

Being a social networking freak enthusiast I am always on the lookout for tools or apps that will make my life easier. While I’m not a fan of the all famous TweetDeck, which I’ve heard will handle most of my demands, I’ve come across a solution that is both fun and functional.

ZooLoo is not a new social networking site or community. It is a “Complete Online Environment.” Yes, there are ways to connect with others from within the application, but that ability is just an add-on to an all-around genus idea.

After setting up your profile, you create a dashboard. Here you pull in widgets; Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn and more. You can see your feed, and post to your accounts from these widgets! Then try some RSS feeds from sites you enjoy, like CNET, TechCrunch, etc. Grab a widget for local weather, and another for ebay.  If you like online shopping, there’s a tool you’ll enjoy! And, another one for online entertainment. Whatever your day-to-day life requires, ZooLoo brings it all to one place!

While the dashboard is a cool tool, and should be set as your browser’s homepage for immediate access to all your favorites, ZooLoo doesn’t end there.

With ZooLoo you can build a website in a matter of minutes. You can even use your own custom domain if you’d like. Those without any design experience may choose a theme they like, and those who are a little braver can customize themes that already exist, or create new ones.

You have photo and video storage, albums, and sharing abilities. There’s a fun wall you and your friends can write on. You can choose to show, or hide any of these pages, and create new ones for content you’d like to add. You can also choose to show your profile or keep it private.

Personally, I’m using ZooLoo’s dashboard for my homepage. I like being able to update my Facebook and Twitter from one place, and see my friend’s updates too. I’ve used the page builder to create an online professional profile.

The ZooLoo Geeks are some amazing people. I made a mention that I wished there was a Twitter widget I could put on the sidebar of my new site, instead of pulling in a boring RSS feed of my updates, and within a few days, the developers had created and published a widget. Then they wrote me to tell me I’d inspired the new tool and encouraged me to check it out. These guys are on top of things and are constantly working to make ZooLoo a better place.

My friend, Courtney, at TheDigitalMommy.com has created a YouTube Video explaining why she loves ZooLoo! Check it out.

Let them know I sent you by using Promotion/Referral Code ESAYZ at checkout; either for the free version or the purchase of a ZooLoo Plus account.