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Old 01-24-2009
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Default How to integrate Twitter into your Web/Blog
Here's a great post on 10 ways you can integrate your Twitter into your Website or blog.

This includes some pretty cool plugins like a TwitThis button or a feature that will show all tweets tracking back to your blog posts.

You can read about it HERE.
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Great resources for anyone wanting to better utlize their Twitter account (or anyone who is just plain addicted to Twitter ).

I'm just curious - of the ten things listed, has anyone used any and if so, what are your thoughts?
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Thanks for the link, I've been thinking about adding a twitter feature to my blog.
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Thanks for the tip, love it
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Thanks Kimberly! You're full of resources!! Have a great day!
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Default Re: How to integrate Twitter into your Web/Blog
Thanks Kim! It's always great to read what is available and see if I can apply the apps.

The list includes using twitter from Aweber, which I use for a client. It's a good one and clients love it.

I noticed the other day that there is also a Yahoo plugin for messenger as well. (In messenger, there's an Add Plugins called Twittersync which takes twitterers to a page to download the app.) I haven't tried that one yet.

Also, if you are a REVA or work with real estate clients that have an ActiveRain blog (before they started a fee-based service), there's a twitter feature there as well which sends out blog links from there.

Twitter's just all over!

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Thank you very much for this great tip! I will defiantly add this to my site.
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Just used some of these wonderful tips...thanks again...that is why I love this forum everyone willing to share with other VA's ;-)
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