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Before redesigning SocialCompare’s logo, we have compared some websites that propose to organize contests between webdesigners to get several proposals and choose the version we want.

Finally, we did not choose this solution, and we have chosen to work with one webdesigner directly.

Anyway, here is the comparison matrix we did about logo creation contest websites, as usual, it is a public comparison that everybody can edit or update if necessary:
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We have started a comparison of twitter clients (seesmic vs tweetdeck), if you are a member of SocialCompare, you will be able to rate these services:

Last but not least… here is a comparison matrix of smartphones technical features:

Here is another example of comparison that you can do on SocialCompare.com, I wanted to buy a CANON lens but I was hesitated between all the different available ones (for wide angle and macros ones), so I have decided to do a features comparison of Canon lenses as follows:

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Here is an example of comparison of screencasting tools that I have made with SocialCompare.com, before creating the video presentation of our new service :

(as you can notice below, you can change the language to French since I have translated it)
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Let’s introduce you today what exactly you will be able to do on SocialCompare :

as a visitor on the site:

• explore and search comparisons in any field.
• access to comparative data in various languages, the web interface is available in english and in french for the moment.
• display, hide or invert columns or lines at your convenience.
• sort or modify columns and lines order of comparative table.
• make new comparisons in live by selecting criteria and contents to be compared while you navigate on SocialCompare’s site.
• publish comparisons on you website or blog, or share web link to your social networks (facebook, twitter…).

as a member of SocialCompare: (it is free to become a member)

• make easily new comparisons from scratch or importing data from various sources.
• share comparisons to the SocialCompare’s community
• participate, modify existing comparisons.
• translate comparative data into another language.

I will try to detail more specifically some features or show you a concrete example of comparison matrix in my next post…