1. Automatically syndicate your Twitter favourites to your Facebook wall
I'm a big fan of Twitter favourites and like sharing them as much as possible. A great way to do this is by adding the RSS Graffiti app to your Facebook page but you need to tweak the feed configuration to read like this: http://twitter.com/favorites/username.rss
2. Spy on / compare subscriber numbers on other people's blogs
This is dead easy. Go to FeedCompare and add in the feed details you want to look at. Magic.
3. View a transcript of a Twitter chat before it is 'officially' published
Head over to wthashtag.com and type the your tag into the search bar. When the results pop up you'll see a set of tabs in the right hand corner. Click on the 'view transcript' option and voila, you're good to go.
4. Check out the stats associated with ANY bit.ly link
All you need to do here add a '+' after the URL and the stats will be on display i.e. http://bit.ly/cPrTrl+
5. Organise and tag your Twitter favorites with Favorious
After you've set up an account and your favorites have been ported over, use the edit / add tags function to give them some semblance of order i.e. http://favorious.com/people/adamvincenzini/favorites/tags/tools
6. Convert your blog posts into a printable format with Joilprint
This is handy. Head over to Joliprint.com and add in any URL you'd like to print out in a print-friendly format. Better still, add the widget to your blog so people can print in a nice format directly from the page they're on.
7. Use the Google AdWords keyword tool with a twist
Just say you want to write a blog post about blogging but can't figure out which specific angle to go for. Well, type blogging and who, what, where, when and how into the tool and click search and some great idea triggers will be set out in front of you.
8. Email ideas direct to an Evernote folder when on the move
Evernote has a million uses, but one of my favourites is to send ideas to my Evernote account when I'm out and about. For example, I might be on the tube and have an idea for a blog post, I'll email the idea to the email account associated with my Evernote folder. Just go into settings and track down the email address associated with your account. Simples.
9. Pre-save searches in a Google Chrome folder
I regular refer to pre-saved searches by keyword in my Google Chrome folders. For example, head over to twazzup.com, enter your search i.e. "Chicago Bulls" and save it using your favorites button - next time you go the that folder the latest search results will be waiting for you.
10. Bring Twitter to every web page you visit
Tweetbeat Firsthand is a cool Google Chrome extension which integrates Twitter into any web page. For example, you might be on Google News and BP is mentioned in a story. This extension will add a Twitter icon next to BP in the text which allows you to click on it and bring up the latest tweets associated with that account.
11. Turn Netvibes into an all-in-one intelligence dashboard
Most people know about Netvibes but not until recently did I realise you can set up intelligence dashboards by topic / interest on each tab.
This means you can have Twitter searches, RSS feeds, important sources etc all on the one, easy to view landing tab. So awesome!
I'm a big fan of Twitter favourites and like sharing them as much as possible. A great way to do this is by adding the RSS Graffiti app to your Facebook page but you need to tweak the feed configuration to read like this: http://twitter.com/favorites/username.rss
2. Spy on / compare subscriber numbers on other people's blogs
This is dead easy. Go to FeedCompare and add in the feed details you want to look at. Magic.
3. View a transcript of a Twitter chat before it is 'officially' published
Head over to wthashtag.com and type the your tag into the search bar. When the results pop up you'll see a set of tabs in the right hand corner. Click on the 'view transcript' option and voila, you're good to go.
4. Check out the stats associated with ANY bit.ly link
All you need to do here add a '+' after the URL and the stats will be on display i.e. http://bit.ly/cPrTrl+
5. Organise and tag your Twitter favorites with Favorious
After you've set up an account and your favorites have been ported over, use the edit / add tags function to give them some semblance of order i.e. http://favorious.com/people/adamvincenzini/favorites/tags/tools
6. Convert your blog posts into a printable format with Joilprint
This is handy. Head over to Joliprint.com and add in any URL you'd like to print out in a print-friendly format. Better still, add the widget to your blog so people can print in a nice format directly from the page they're on.
7. Use the Google AdWords keyword tool with a twist
Just say you want to write a blog post about blogging but can't figure out which specific angle to go for. Well, type blogging and who, what, where, when and how into the tool and click search and some great idea triggers will be set out in front of you.
8. Email ideas direct to an Evernote folder when on the move
Evernote has a million uses, but one of my favourites is to send ideas to my Evernote account when I'm out and about. For example, I might be on the tube and have an idea for a blog post, I'll email the idea to the email account associated with my Evernote folder. Just go into settings and track down the email address associated with your account. Simples.
9. Pre-save searches in a Google Chrome folder
I regular refer to pre-saved searches by keyword in my Google Chrome folders. For example, head over to twazzup.com, enter your search i.e. "Chicago Bulls" and save it using your favorites button - next time you go the that folder the latest search results will be waiting for you.
10. Bring Twitter to every web page you visit
Tweetbeat Firsthand is a cool Google Chrome extension which integrates Twitter into any web page. For example, you might be on Google News and BP is mentioned in a story. This extension will add a Twitter icon next to BP in the text which allows you to click on it and bring up the latest tweets associated with that account.
11. Turn Netvibes into an all-in-one intelligence dashboard
Most people know about Netvibes but not until recently did I realise you can set up intelligence dashboards by topic / interest on each tab.
This means you can have Twitter searches, RSS feeds, important sources etc all on the one, easy to view landing tab. So awesome!
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