Was the first thing that ran through your mind when you saw the title: “What if they unfollow me?”. They won’t, if they like what you’re tweeting.
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I’ve been running Wibiya on Techtites and a few other blogs for a long time. The Wibiya toolbar allows users to share your posts quickly and easily on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, via email, etc. Wibiya tracks statistics and gives you a decent idea of how successful this is.
Facebook without doubt is the largest social network. Now you can update your Facebook status by selecting from a range of options to tell your friends what you are up to. Tell your friends how you are feeling or what music you’re listening to or which movie you’re watching.
LinkedIn is without doubt the key social network for business professionals. A few months back 6.5 million members had their passwords compromised and LinkedIn was quick to take action.
Do you check on Facebook every other minute, even at work or at school? Do you think about going on Facebook when you’re not on Facebook? Do you spend every waking moment on Facebook?
In today’s digital age, meeting friends requires setting up plans around busy work schedules. More often than not, you’ll most likely not make a plan. Coloci helps you easily share your travel plans, big or small, with your friends, so that you can meetup with those who are nearby.
You’ve carefully chosen a niche market that appeals to your blog readers. It doesn’t matter if you’re blogging directly to consumers or to other businesses in and out of your niche. You faithfully and consistently post new, interesting blogs complemented with high-quality images.
I love LinkedIn. At the time of this post, I am nearing 1,000 connections there. Unlike generic social networking sites like Facebook, LinkedIn has managed to maintain its niche of being a business connections site.
A few weeks back, we posted about the reawakening of an age old chain message that concerned Facebook users posted in an attempt to protect their privacy. I don’t think it is in response to this, but Facebook released a new feature that aims to put privacy controls more into the hands of the users instead of tucking them away into screens they won’t get through. You’ll find the new settings in the top right of your Facebook just next to your photo.
It is a hoax! Over the past 24 or so hours, I’ve seen quite a few people posting this message: In response to the new Facebook guidelines I hereby declare that my copyright is attached to all of my personal details, illustrations, comics, paintings, professional photos and videos, etc. (as a result of the Berner Convention).