If you haven’t heard, or just have no idea what the heck it meant, WordPress has released the RSSCloud, a plugin that allow blog updates to be instantly available to an RSS reader. In a sense, your WordPress blog can now become a real-time platform like Twitter or FriendFeed. Is this feature necessary for your […]
Read more5 Time Saving Windows Live Writer Plugins For Bloggers
Windows Live Writer is probably the most popular blogging software available for PC users (unavailable for Mac) and arguable one of the best blogging software out. I’ve used it for 99% of the posts made here at SheGeeks. There’s a lot of customizable options and plugins available for WLW, but I’d like to share with […]
Read moreHow FriendFeed Became The Best Real-Time Social Search Engine
I almost laughed when I came to this conclusion and then I became really excited. Finally! Something very interesting happened , though I’m sure I’m not the first to have encountered it. I wanted to find out who the author of the blog Prevential is. So I headed to twitter search and proceeded to type […]
Read more5 Creative Ways To Blog and Share New Content Using Regator’s iPhone App
Regator is my new favorite iPhone app. It’s been relocated to my dock becoming somewhat of an addiction to open first thing in the morning. It’s pretty hard to get out of too with all the great content it aggregates! So here are 5 creative ways you can use Regator’s iPhone app whether you’re at […]
Read moreHow To Shorten Links From Your iPhone With Squeezer
There have been numerous links I’ve come across while on my iPhone that if I didn’t read it in Tweetie, Tweetdeck, or any other Twitter client on my iPhone, it won’t be shared because I can’t retweet it. Not that I don’t want to. It’s impossible to do. Squeezer is about to change all of […]
Read moreHow To Keep Up With New Connections At Large Conferences
Last year at SxSW, a lot of networking went on. I had the opportunity to meet some great people like Wayne Sutton, Louis Gray, Chris Brogan, Lynne D. Johnson, Brian Solis, and Drew Olanoff. It was pretty easy to find most of them, but I’d like to share a few tools I used to connect […]
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