Life with Technology

Do you know why there is no one in the auditorium to watch and rate your work? Do you know why there was no one to comment on your last post which you wrote after hours of study? Well, it’s because you didn’t do anything to get your blog noticed.

The question is, how to get your brand new blog noticed? There are two ways which you MUST go through in order to get a decent amount of readers on board. 1. Submit your blog’s URL to as many blog directories and search engines as you can. 2. Share your blog and it’s latest posts regularly with your friends via social networking services.

Of them, submitting your blog’s URL to search engine is so important that you must do it. Search engine results will drive a huge amount of traffic to your blog, if optimized well, on a regular basis. However, if you use a tool that “pings” search engines to index your new contents, it is better. By Pinging, you let search engines know that there are new contents on your blog and they should come and get them.

This is the second post from the series that I have started to write about some common and uncommon, fun or useful third-party twitter tools that you might want to use. See the first here.

Ever wondered why most of those you follow on twitter don’t say anything but link to other websites? Be informed that probably those you have been following are actually not human. Are you happy read automatic-tweets from robot tweeters? Is your time worth reading robots? If it’s not, then you may want to start over.

Ever wondered to find out who was the first to be your follower on twitter? Twitter is an insanely incredibly useful social media that you can use to engage with people and every second of their life. This is a nice example of real-time web of the day. From the world’s richest businessmen to celebrity and general people, addict to twitter are everywhere. And to make twitter even more powerful for the end-users, there are a number of third-party tools that lets you do things with your twitter account that is out-of-the-box.

I’ve decided to start a series post where I will write reviews on various twitter tools from outside the twitter that helps you do more with twitter and that is entertaining, important, and often just fun.

So, my first post of the series reviewing twitter tools is about FirstFollower.

You must beware of shortened links, as they maybe harmful for your computer or security. It’s a wise decision to set your Firefox in a mode that lets you see the destination link before you click to visit the site linked as a shortened URL. However, sometimes you just don’t want to restart your Firefox after installing the plugin. For that situation, here’s a great web-based tool that lets you check the destination URL of any shortened URL on the planet.

There is no need to re-describe why URL shortening is necessary. The trend mostly started when the usage of twitter increased, but there is a lot more uses of shortening a long URL to a short one. And that’s what URL shorteners like bit.ly, tinyurl etc have been doing.
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