I’ve been using social media tools for several years. I typically engage through Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Tumblr, Flickr, this website, and also discussion forums. It wasn’t until recently I’ve come across a social media measurement service that gauges your overall influence across the social media landscape. The service is called Klout (www.klout.com). I won’t go into a full review of
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Twitterface, “a web-based, personally-branded, multi-account Twitter interface”, launched its public beta on July 1. Being a bit of a Twitter addict, I felt compelled to try it out and see what all the hubbub was about. According to the the Twitterface website: Twitterface gives you the ability to design your own interface. When you show people this cool, new tool,
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Recently, we have started using WordPress 2.7 as more of a Content Management System to power our client websites as well as our personal projects. What was once a pure blogging tool, WordPress, in its latest iteration of 2.7, has taken a huge leap forward in its flexibility of configurations, template deployments, plug-ins, and also it’s extremely-easy-to-use administrative control
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Are there tweeple out there who are so addicted to the microblogging/social networking/”if it’s happening in my life everyone wants to know about it” macrocosmic universe known as Twitter that they are in dire need of a productivity tool that allows them to schedule their tweets? According to Dewald Pretorious of TweetLater.com, there most certainly are, and they most certainly do!! I’m not sure how
