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Glenn,

Here are some resources relevant to culinary you may find helpful: http://mashable.com/2009/07/30/social-media-foodies/. I think number 9 on the list is a particularly valuable resource because it is a wiki-based site allowing people to contribute and share everything from recipes to ideas. Bakespace.com is another great online social network for "foodies." Other notable social tools to explore that may be relevant for you depending on your goals are www.cooklet.com, www.mopac.com, www.foodpals.com, and www.wearechefs.com. This is why research is such a huge part of the strategy development process. Finding relevant audiences can be challenging since there are so many emerging tools and platforms. If you want to do more exploring, a useful tool is www.similarsitesearch.com which does a pretty good job of telling you of other websites similar to the ones you like.

I hope that helps. Thanks for your great contributions to the forums Glenn!

Robert Starks Jr.

Glenn, Here are some resources relevant to culinary you may find helpful: http://mashable.com/2009/07/30/social-media-foodies/. I think number 9 on the list is a particularly valuable resource because it is a wiki-based site allowing people to contribute and share everything from recipes to ideas. Bakespace.com is another great online social network for "foodies." Other notable social tools to explore that may be relevant for you depending on your goals are www.cooklet.com, www.mopac.com, www.foodpals.com, and www.wearechefs.com. This is why research is such a huge part of the strategy development process. Finding relevant audiences can be challenging since there are so many emerging tools and platforms. If you want to do more exploring, a useful tool is www.similarsitesearch.com which does a pretty good job of telling you of other websites similar to the ones you like. I hope that helps. Thanks for your great contributions to the forums Glenn! Robert Starks Jr.