Hey, tweeple.

I just finished my newest plugin named “TweetMe”.

Features:

• it adds a tweet me button at the end of each post (just like it does on this post)
• it automatically sends you to your update page on twitter (after that you just have to push submit)
• it automatically shrinks the URL to a short one (so you don’t have to worry about the 140 chars limit anymore)
• all your visitors will be able to share your URL on twitter with a total of 2 clicks
• it’s very light (only few kb… ridiculous small actually)

Click here to download TweetMe for WordPress

Cheers

Hey :)

This is the 4th part of the twitter tools sharing process. In total, I think there will be around 14 or 15 posts related to twitter on this blog, so make sure you bookmark it .

Ok, today’s topic: sharing tools – I am going to name a few websites that will help you promote your business, share links and picture, etc … so, here we go:

1. Tweetburner – Create links, share links and track them (only if you’re registered)
2. OdURL – URL Shrink service again. It doesn’t have analytics yet, but it outputs very short urls
3. Ping.fm – Update all your social networks at once
4. TweeTube – Like its name says “share videos on twitter”
5. TwitPic – Image sharing for twitter … moving to a new datacenter lol … why is everybody down when I check them?
6. Ioj – An alternative to twitpic. I didn’t test it, let me know if it’s any good :)
7. TwitterHawk – They say it is arguably the most targeted marketing that you can take advantage of .. let’s see
8. Acamin – File sharing again
9. Twiggit – twiggit is an automated service that lets your friends on twitter know what articles you digg.

Got 2 more from my twitter friends (both image sharing sites) :

1. Tinypic
2. SnapTweet

That’s it for today. Happy twitting ;)

Cheers!

Ready for the next set? The post name says everything, so here you go:

1. My Tweeple – Using this tool, you can manage your followers and who you’re following.
2. Twitter100 – Almost the same. Check your followers
3. TwitterLocal – Helps you get tweets from a specific geographic area
4. FriendFeed – See what your tweeple are sharing now
5. Twitter Karma – Helps you manage your followers, who you’re following and gives you the possibility to bulk remove them. To be hones, I didn’t see it working lately, or maybe
6. Quotably – Follow Twitter Conversations (I didn’t really test this)
7. TweetMeme – Hottest stories on twitter
8. TwitterWho – It’s temporarily disabled right now, you might want to check it later
9. GroupTweet – Group message broadcasting for Twitter
10. Who Should I Follow – Suggestions on interesting people to follow.
11. TweetWheel – Find out which of your Twitter friends know each other!

There were few more, but they weren’t up or running fine, so I didn’t include them in this list. Enjoy and share it

As promised, here’s the part 2 of this short e-course. Today we’re going to talk about tools that help you analyse your twitter data and your friends stats.

So, here we go:

1. Retweetrank – A nice tool to find out how many people are retweeting you and how many retweet others.
2. Twitterholic – By using this tool, you can find out the most active twitter users and discover your twitter stats as well. It’s cool, check it out.
3. TweetStats – Like its name says, a twitter stats tool, with graphs & stuff … cool as well
4. TweetWasters – This can really help you optimize your time spent because it calculates the time you spend and … waste on twitter :)
5. Tweet-Rank – Tweak your tweets quality by using this tool and noticing which one generated you new followers and which one let you without some of them

I think 5 of them is enough for now, I’ll post the next small collection tomorrow or the day after. You have enough time to test and play with these ones until then.

Take care

If you have a website, then you might find the following info useful:

Most of your visitors will leave your site after only few seconds. Actually, this percentage is really high for many of the websites. It’s over 70%-80% and it happens within the first 5-6 seconds. Of course, unless you do something about it.

Some of the possible reasons would be:
- your visitor isn’t really interested on your information or what you have to offer
- your visitor landed on your website by mistake
- your headline(s) are weak quality
- your website quality is poor
- bad formatting
- too expensive product
- bad grammar?!

Possible solutions:
- try to target your traffic, so the people who land there really are into what you have to offer
- tweak & test your headline, formatting and elements positioning
- get a kickass website design
- use a dhtml popup engine to grab your visitors attention

Do you think you know other possible reasons? Did you track/test your audience? Do you have in mind other possible solutions? Then reply on twitter to @spreaditfast , I’ll be happy to have a chat with you on this topic. If you don’t have a twitter account simply create one, it only takes few seconds, or go to our blog and comment to this thread

I want to introduce you to SuperLinkMe.com.

You’d wanna use it if:

• 140 characters are just not enough for a life story or what goes through your mind at that moment
• you want to share a store with your twitter friends and don’t have a blog or a website
• you want to share a link and make it short
• you need to cloack a link so others don’t see its final target

Check the URL: http://superlinkme.com

Every day you can hear more and more about twitter. They now have millions and millions of users and it seems like everybody is twitting from time to time, if not daily or in frenzy mode. Some of us twit just for fun, some of us interact with people and make friends, some use it to promote their businesses and I’ve seen some real success stories lately (we’ll talk about that later). Like many say, Twitter.com has become a real social revolution. Therefore, I’m going to invite you to open an account if you don’t have one, and if you don’t know much about twitter, you can read the links below. If you do, you can skip to a later episode in this series.

So, here we go:

1. First and the most important resource is twitter itself. We all know that no matter what we do, trial & error is the best thing to test things. So, if you want to spread the word about your business, or simply interact with people, just do it and you’ll learn a lot of stuff
2. The big juicy twitter guide – just click on the link :) It’s a tiny guide to introduce you to twitter
3. Twictionary – A dictionary to introduce you to twitter terms & stuff
4. The Twitter Blog – Guess what: the twitter official blog
5. Explore twitter – Learn more about twitter

That’s about it for now, come back tomorrow for more. I’ll be posting about information analysis and how you can get numbers from twitter.

Cheers!

Many say that twitter.com is the latest social revolution. I don’t know exact numbers, but I assume they have many millions of users from all over the world.

I do have an account as well and it’s fun to spend some time sharing your thoughts or commenting on other’s stuff. It’s really fun. But this isn’t the point right now, I wanted to tell you I’ll spend some time researching tools for twitter and wordpress especially and share them with you here. I already have a big list of twitter tools, but I have to make it pretty before posting it.

Cheers and see you soon.

PS: you better subscribe to my rss feed to get the news when they’re published :)

Hey

It’s been a while since I posted on my blog last time. I’ve been really busy with my new release.

Inspired from few websites, I’ve built a wordpress exit script plugin which literally boosts your conversion rate and response rate. The site went online yesterday at noon and since then I’ve got a few emails from people interested.

Go and check it out, the website is www.monetizewordpress.com .

That’s it for now, I’ll come back with more info soon.

Cheers!

I am going to explain in a few words how to take a video from youtube.com and embed it so your visitors can see it directly from your blog.

So …

First thing you need to do is to write a new post or go and edit one. Put the cursor at that point where you want to embed it, let’s say somewhere in the middle of the post. Now, switch to the HTML mode of your editor (I made a printscreen of my view now so you can spot it faster).

Ok … next step is to find your youtube video. That’s pretty easy. Open a new browser window, go to youtube.com, find it and then you’ll notice it has an embed “code” somewhere on the right hand side of the page, like in the image below:

Click on that, copy it, come back to your original browser window with the post editing and paste it. Hit update/publish and you have it.