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"Social commerce is hot - and French company Zlio (aff) is doing everything right in this space.  Like MyPickList (reviewed last week), Zlio allows users to choose a set of products they like and create their own personal page.  Users can promote this page, and also display a picklist widget on their blog or social networking profile.  But the key element is revenue sharing: like MyPicklist, Zlio is built upon affiliate partnerships with merchants, and users are paid whenever someone buys a product on their Zlio page.  But we're not just talking about selling books from Amazon: Skype and MSN Messenger are popular recommendations (although in the case of Skype, payment is made only if the referred visitor buys a paid service).  \nI've spent a good deal of time studying both MyPickList and Zlio, and I've got to say they're both killer products with exceptionally strong teams behind them.  I really can't fault them on anything.  With a US version of Zlio planned (although seemingly not imminent), it's going to be an interesting space to watch.  And let's not forget that Yahoo Shoposphere plans to add revenue sharing and blog buttons in the near future.  Exciting times!\n[More on Zlio from TechCrunch en Fran\u00E7ais.  Thanks to Jochen Krisch for the original heads up.]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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