Based in Managua, reaching out to Nicaragua: Christ for the City International.
I planned on wrapping up “Twitter Week” last Friday, but I found a new tool that I really like: TwitWall. Consider today’s post a bonus Twitter tool. I know, I know: it’s just one more social media site created to suck the remaining minutes of fresh air out of my day. But before you pan [...]
Read full post...The last Twitter tool I’m going to write about this week is called TwitterSnooze. Their tag line says it all:
Hit the snooze button on your “verbose” Twitter friends.
Twitterholics describes the service like this:
Is a verbose Twitterer getting on your nerves? Or maybe everyone is tweeting about a conference you didn’t attend? Instead of un-following the [...]
I’m blogging about my favorite Twitter accessories this week. Hands down my favorite tool — one that I use all the time, but without ever thinking about it — is Twitterfeed.
Twitterfeed performs a very useful service — especially for bloggers like me. It can take almost any blog and feed it into a Twitter [...]
Next in my series of posts on my favorite Twitter tools is a website called Twitter Grader. The idea is pretty simple. As the website states,
“Twitter Grader gives you a grade based on the power of your Twitter profile.”
How is your score determined? Twitter Grader doesn’t give away all of its secrets, [...]
This week I’m talking about my favorite Twitter tools. I don’t know how practical today’s “tool” is, but it’s pretty funny: Twictionary, a repository for all sorts of manglings of the English language as used on Twitter. Again, I don’t know how useful these words are in the real world (or even in Twitter [...]
Read full post...This week I’m going to delve into my favorite new social media addiction: Twitter. I’ve already blogged about “How Twitter Saved Me $55″ and “Twitterizing Your Ministry”. This week I’m going to blog about my favorite Twitter accessories — tools for making Twitter more usable…and fun. Today’s Twitter tool is called Less Friends.
“Less friends?” [...]
I’m still jazzed about an experience I had a couple of weeks ago involving Twitter and the domain/web host I use for all of my blogs, GoDaddy.com.
Here’s the story.
I got a notice about an unexpected charge on my credit card from GoDaddy. Fifty-five dollars. Apparently, I had gone over the space limitations for one of [...]
