Posted by admin | Jun 23rd, 2009
With the availability of Twitter everywhere and more and more people getting lost “in the buzz” these days, I though of compiling this list with the 8 most useful services in my opinion, which helps me to have a productive Twitter experience.
Tweepular helps you “cleanse” your Twitter account of followers “unworthy” of your attention. Get rid of people who only tweet once...
Posted by admin | Feb 11th, 2009
Although some users would not instantaneously like the idea of monetizing Twitter and becoming a “sell-out”, that won’t change the fact that it’s happening at large in the Twitter community today. I was never against it though. A lot of people were against it when some people started monetizing blogs too. But I guess it’s perfectly OK today; With most of us – at least.
I’ve seen account with 4000+...
Posted by admin | Jan 31st, 2009
Social media websites! Ah the great pyramids of the new web 2.0 age. Developing a membership site is 100 times easier than actually getting the members to one. And getting the members are 100 times easier than actually coming up with a innovative theme to convince people to join it.
So here’s the thing. I was doing a random search for my name on Google and guess what I got..!
So, that was my photo, my...
Posted by admin | Jan 19th, 2009
First I wanted to make the title 8 Extremely Useful Twitter Web Apps for Bloggers., but then I came to a realization that mentioning that particular noun – Blogger – here would probably not help non-bloggers who can make use of these apps.
Anyway, these are some really useful Web Apps I’m using presently. And I hope that you will find them equally useful – or better.
tweetreplies.com – Does...
Posted by admin | Dec 11th, 2008
One of my readers, Sajjaad sent me an e-mail few days back and asked me this question. He wanted to know whether starting a blog in a blog community was in fact better than starting an individual blog in a free blogging platform. What he didn’t say was “Hint – this is a trick question”:-)
Well, the easiest answer to this question would be – “It depends on you needs”.
For the average person...
Posted by admin | Jul 31st, 2008
When Plurk came out, I found it as a fun, innovative way of keeping in touch with friends – so, I just had to try it out. But it was impossible really hard to make sure the functioning of my Twitter account as well as the Plurk.
Why?
But first, why would a blogger like me a trying to make money should be concerned about keeping both of these functional? Because it’s killer traffic! You post something...