Did you ever dreamt of connecting to your most loyal followers of MyBlogLog and connecting to them in all the social networks that they are listed in? For an example, you can follow a few of the people you got to know through MyBlogLog on Twitter, with a click of a button. Even if you dreamt it or not, if you’re trying to promote your blog through social media, you can surely make good use of such a tool right?

Well, it’s here - the MyBlogLog friend connector.

You can find this tool in the “add/manage friends” section of your MyBlogLog profile.

To make a long story short, As you can see in the image above, it conveniently lists all your friends and their available social media listings.

Did you ever think of your blog’s search form as potential tool to give your presence on Social Media some exposure? To actually go beyond the boundaries of searching within your blog and present interesting matches from your StumbleUpon account or Twitter? Well - with the Web 2.0 expansion at it’s peak - it’s time that you did.

I’ve been on Twitter for sometime, and lately been a bit addicted to it. On my quest for enhancing my Twitter experience, I stumbled upon some awesome Twitter tools. But 8 of them were so exceptional that I thought that they’re probably worth sharing with the ROCKFUSE readers. So, here goes…

Twhirl - This is probably the best Twitter client for Windows out there. Let’s you post Tweets from the PC, sort Direct Messages and Replies, shorten URLs and so forth.

StumbleUpon, truly, is one of the greatest concepts of social media, ever! I’m not saying that because it’s been miraculous in building my blog. I’m saying that because I truly believe in it and had “stumbled upon” few of my sweetest finds on the net.

Unlike Digg, which doesn’t work really well for small and medium bloggers of my niche, StumbleUpon’s concept is very effective in bringing targeted, constant traffic to a blog or any other web site of any niche.

I came across this e-mail by BlogCatalog a while ago. It’s about a widget they claim to be the “most useful, innovative widget that BlogCatalog has launched so far”. Personally I’ve not been a hardcore fan of BlogCatalog, but after testing the waters, I am considering inducting the widget into my blog. After all, this new widget, “News Feed”, might be the next level of a blogger’s typical social widget.

What does it do? Well, as they claim, basically whatever you wanted a social widget on your blog to do.