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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Sunday, March 8, 2009
SEO with social network
Following the advice of social media and Web 2.0 experts, you take established your own blog and joined a list of social sites, including Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, LibraryThing, and Upcoming.org, among others. Now, the experts say you must add content to each of these accounts regularly to support them dynamic. So, how’s this said to make your life easier?
Make Relaxed. With some careful planning, you can streamline the work of keeping all of your Social Web accounts fresh and engaging without breaking your back or the bank. The trick is to make your social accounts run together. Most social sites use the concept of open source to make it easy for developers to write applications that enhance the features of the site. For our purposes, we give look at applications that can help us streamline our living presence in the Social Web.
To present what I mean about streamlining the process, I’ll start with an example. Imagine that you have the following social media tools and accounts already in place on the Social Web:
* A WordPress Blog
* A Facebook Profile
* A Facebook Page
* A MySpace Page
* A YouTube Account
* A Flickr Account
* A Twitter Account
* An Upcoming.org Account
* A GoodReads Account
Your 6 Step Plan to a Streamlined Social Web Presence
Step 1: Optimize Your Blog Feed
The very start step in streamlining your presence in the Social Web is burning your blog’s feed to Feedburner. This is a free service, and getting a FeedBurner account will help you to easily manage and track your feed subscriptions. Once you have burned your feed to FeedBurner, note the URL of your new feed, which will look something like this: http://feeds.feedburner.com/MyBlogName .
Step 2: Feed Your Blog Now
You require to make sure that you are having the most mileage from your blog posts. To do so, feed your blog entries into all of your social accounts that offer blog feeding applications. Remember that each social site may provide its own different way of accomplishing this.
Facebook, for example, allows you to feed your blogs into the Notes section of your Facebook page. Click Edit in the Notes box of your Facebook page and find the option that allows you to import notes from an external blog.
Feeding blog entries into MySpace is a little different. Find and add the application RSS Reader. You can access many MySpace applications by clicking More/Apps Gallery from the main menu of your MySpace homepage.
It is possible to feed your blog posts into Twitter, but blog posts are typically too long for this purpose. If you read on, I will clue you in to a better solution for streamlining your micro-blog entries.
Step 3: Maximize the Use of Your Multimedia
Maximize the exposure of your images and video clips by adding galleries and badges to your blog or Website, and by feeding your images and videos into your social networking profiles and pages.
A Flickr badge is a snippet of Flash or HTML code that you can place on the sidebar of your Website or blog that will pull in and highlight random or specific photos from your Flickr account. Find out more by going to: http://www.flickr.com/badge.gne.
Likewise, you can embed video galleries into your blog or Website by using your YouTube channels. Afterwards you’ve added videos to your YouTube channel, you can generate code for a video gallery and place this code on your Website or blog.
You can place videos on your Facebook page by implementing an application called YouTube Box, and using the application YouTube Favorites, you can display video clips on your MySpace profile.
Step 4: Integrate Other Social Tools
The path in which you go in step 4 depends entirely upon which social tools and Websites make up your Social Web presence. In the example I have created, we have accounts with Upcoming.org (a social event calendar) and GoodReads (a niche book sharing and author site) that have not yet been integrated. By searching the applications in Facebook and MySpace, you’ll find that Facebook offers an application that allows you to integrate your Upcoming.org events, and both Facebook and MySpace include applications that allow you to display your GoodReads books and book reviews.
Step 5: Take Advantage of Streamlining Tools
Using the social tool, Ping.fm, you can add short posts to your mini feeds on Facebook, MySpace, and your micro-blogging sites like Twitter and Jaiku. Ping.fm is a useful tool that allows you send one brief entry, or often a status update, and feed it into a number of social sites.
Step 6: Research and Repeat
The very nature of the Social Web is connecting people through social platforms and applications; therefore, when deciding whether or not to invest time and resources into a new social tool, it’s best to research the ways that tool will accommodate your existing Social Web presence. Can you feed in your blog posts? Does it allow you to import images from a photo sharing site or video clips from from your video sharing community? Have sites like Ping.fm integrated the new tool yet, or do your existing social sites offer applications to integrate the new tool?
When you do decide to integrate a new social tool or Website, do so as best you can by repeating the applicable steps presented above.
Make Relaxed. With some careful planning, you can streamline the work of keeping all of your Social Web accounts fresh and engaging without breaking your back or the bank. The trick is to make your social accounts run together. Most social sites use the concept of open source to make it easy for developers to write applications that enhance the features of the site. For our purposes, we give look at applications that can help us streamline our living presence in the Social Web.
To present what I mean about streamlining the process, I’ll start with an example. Imagine that you have the following social media tools and accounts already in place on the Social Web:
* A WordPress Blog
* A Facebook Profile
* A Facebook Page
* A MySpace Page
* A YouTube Account
* A Flickr Account
* A Twitter Account
* An Upcoming.org Account
* A GoodReads Account
Your 6 Step Plan to a Streamlined Social Web Presence
Step 1: Optimize Your Blog Feed
The very start step in streamlining your presence in the Social Web is burning your blog’s feed to Feedburner. This is a free service, and getting a FeedBurner account will help you to easily manage and track your feed subscriptions. Once you have burned your feed to FeedBurner, note the URL of your new feed, which will look something like this: http://feeds.feedburner.com/MyBlogName .
Step 2: Feed Your Blog Now
You require to make sure that you are having the most mileage from your blog posts. To do so, feed your blog entries into all of your social accounts that offer blog feeding applications. Remember that each social site may provide its own different way of accomplishing this.
Facebook, for example, allows you to feed your blogs into the Notes section of your Facebook page. Click Edit in the Notes box of your Facebook page and find the option that allows you to import notes from an external blog.
Feeding blog entries into MySpace is a little different. Find and add the application RSS Reader. You can access many MySpace applications by clicking More/Apps Gallery from the main menu of your MySpace homepage.
It is possible to feed your blog posts into Twitter, but blog posts are typically too long for this purpose. If you read on, I will clue you in to a better solution for streamlining your micro-blog entries.
Step 3: Maximize the Use of Your Multimedia
Maximize the exposure of your images and video clips by adding galleries and badges to your blog or Website, and by feeding your images and videos into your social networking profiles and pages.
A Flickr badge is a snippet of Flash or HTML code that you can place on the sidebar of your Website or blog that will pull in and highlight random or specific photos from your Flickr account. Find out more by going to: http://www.flickr.com/badge.gne.
Likewise, you can embed video galleries into your blog or Website by using your YouTube channels. Afterwards you’ve added videos to your YouTube channel, you can generate code for a video gallery and place this code on your Website or blog.
You can place videos on your Facebook page by implementing an application called YouTube Box, and using the application YouTube Favorites, you can display video clips on your MySpace profile.
Step 4: Integrate Other Social Tools
The path in which you go in step 4 depends entirely upon which social tools and Websites make up your Social Web presence. In the example I have created, we have accounts with Upcoming.org (a social event calendar) and GoodReads (a niche book sharing and author site) that have not yet been integrated. By searching the applications in Facebook and MySpace, you’ll find that Facebook offers an application that allows you to integrate your Upcoming.org events, and both Facebook and MySpace include applications that allow you to display your GoodReads books and book reviews.
Step 5: Take Advantage of Streamlining Tools
Using the social tool, Ping.fm, you can add short posts to your mini feeds on Facebook, MySpace, and your micro-blogging sites like Twitter and Jaiku. Ping.fm is a useful tool that allows you send one brief entry, or often a status update, and feed it into a number of social sites.
Step 6: Research and Repeat
The very nature of the Social Web is connecting people through social platforms and applications; therefore, when deciding whether or not to invest time and resources into a new social tool, it’s best to research the ways that tool will accommodate your existing Social Web presence. Can you feed in your blog posts? Does it allow you to import images from a photo sharing site or video clips from from your video sharing community? Have sites like Ping.fm integrated the new tool yet, or do your existing social sites offer applications to integrate the new tool?
When you do decide to integrate a new social tool or Website, do so as best you can by repeating the applicable steps presented above.
Nokia N81
Once
again Nokia makes set the innovative popular for modern, feature loaded mobile phones
for entertainment fans who need supreme features when they use their
phones. Its special of their latest releases in their N series of mobile phones and
they have named the Nokia N81.
No matter where a phone user is and what ever they are doing
they are warranted to never be tired with this game and feature packed unit.
Nokia’s N series of cell phones are well known as solid and sturdy units
and the N81 has not deviated from this trend. Still; this new N series phone
has got a few trade offs in features. For instance phone work in the N81
only has a 2 mega pixel camera in it compared the the 5 mega pixels in the N95
but it does include a a great functional flash feature as well as state of the
art Zyss camera optics.
The trade of though is that the N81 weighs in heavy when it comes to state of
the art entertainment features. Some of the new features the N 81 has for gamers
is a navigation pad that features a touch wheel that is very similar to the
wheel on an iPod and a great brilliant 16.7 million color screen display that
offers a clear image and wonderful resolution.
If you are primarily interested in games then you are starting to love the way
that this newest addition to the Nokia N series supports N-Gage the latest trend
in mobile gaming. The N-Gage gaming platform contains the best graphics
available in mobile phones today and something that any serious gamer should
give close condition to. As an supplied bonus, this new game oriented phone
from Nokia amounts pre loaded with three popular games.
Along with the screen being able to be opertated in both landscape and
portrait modes there are also controls on it dedicated exclusively to game use.
Of course, the designers of the N81 also had music lovers in mind when they were
at work and the results are obvious.
This
new phone does not need a memory card, because it comes off the shelf with a
whopping 8 GB of memory so there is room to hold all of the songs that you need
to record. Also, as well as Bluetooth stereo headphone support this N 81 also
includes a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack. Other features that the N81 has for
music lovers are an equalizer, FM radio and play list support.
Other features that are crammed into this solid and hefty unit are video
calling, Nokia map applications and wireless GPS. So all in all the N81 is a
great improvement on other N series phones from Nokia and has built on excellent
features that can be noticed in previous models to give gamers a top notch phone
for what they like to do.
Also, this phone is a wonderful handset for someone who is looking for quality
music features as well. One thing that is fairly obvious when the phone is held
in the hand is that it is fairly bulky and has more heft to it then other
similar products on the market. There is a good reason for this however and that
is that it is designed and built to be a sturdy and durable unit that can hold
up to heavy use.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
My first post
Hi, all.. this is my blog, I'll tell you everything I like here..
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See the link at my widget
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