You can now read and post to WordPress.com blogs using Tweetie2, a third-party iPhone Twitter application.
This is cool because it’s like having mobile Twitter but for blogs. You can read and post to your blog and also read other WordPress.com blogs.
WordPress recently announced geotagging support for WordPress.com blogs. Naturally I had to check it out but had trouble finding out which switch to flip. Luckily I ran into the new Geotagging Support page and I was off and running.
Twitter is in the process of rolling out its new Lists feature and there is a lot of hubub going on about A-List egos, feeling left out, and a ton of Twitter Lists blog posts.
I totally understand the I-got-picked-last-for-kickball feelings that can accompany being left off “top lists” of any kind. I sympathize but don’t think we need to live there. This posts takes a step back and looks at Twitter Lists as a software feature that we can use to serve our needs, in nice ways.
These are the 6 ways I am using Twitter lists to meet my needs.
This tutorial shows you how to add an additional “social” feature to your blog by allowing visitors to post blog links to their social media sites like Twitter and Facebook.
Slideshare presentation: Five Ways to Socialize Your Web Site
Animoto allows you to create a professional looking video out of still pictures, in a hurry. From the time I signed up to the time I emailed my wife the completed video took 20 minutes tops. That’s including the initial signup process and playing around time. The coolest feature of the application is that it …
You can post your iPhone Voice Memos to your social network streams using Posterous!
Don’t Muddle Your Brand with Bad SEO. SEO strategies that *only* focus on SEO can lead you down some unsavory paths.
This video shows how you can send pictures from your iPhone via Twitpic so that it gets blasted to your Twitter stream.
How to create a pretty link to your Facebook profile.
