Showing posts with label Social Networking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Social Networking. Show all posts
Monday, October 28, 2013
Six simple subscription buttons for Blogger
This article shows how to make a very simple row of subscription buttons, using image files that you host yourself.
In the sidebar or header of my blogs, there is a very simple set of subscription buttons. Visitors can use them to sign up to follow me (ie my blog's account) on Facebook, Twitter, RSS, LinkedIn, PInterest, etc.
how to use your blog VS your Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, G+
Your blog vs your email, facebook, twitter, photo albums
Recently, I used Blogger to turn into a new-fangled website in support of a similarity choir. It replaced an elder website so as to was expensive to amend.
When we talked almost could you repeat that? The choir desirable, single challenge was so as to a little frequent accepted wisdom so as to "put it on the website" or "put in on Facebook" was the answer to each put out so as to involved communicating with members: It took a batch to explain so as to Facebook and the website are not truly spaces anywhere existing members look habitually. (Some members are elder, and don't even allow cellphones so as to receive SMS/text-messages, much with a reduction of computers and broadband connections).
When we talked almost could you repeat that? The choir desirable, single challenge was so as to a little frequent accepted wisdom so as to "put it on the website" or "put in on Facebook" was the answer to each put out so as to involved communicating with members: It took a batch to explain so as to Facebook and the website are not truly spaces anywhere existing members look habitually. (Some members are elder, and don't even allow cellphones so as to receive SMS/text-messages, much with a reduction of computers and broadband connections).
Monday, October 7, 2013
Stop Blogger offering to share your posts to Google+
This article describes Blogger's share-to-Google+ feature, and shows how to stop Blogger offering to share to your Google + circles every time you publish a new post, and what you cannot (yet) do with the feature.
If you have linked your blogger-account to your Google+ profile, then by default you are shown a pre-filled Google+ share box with details of your post in it, every time that you publish a post, including times when you edit a post that has already been published.
Automatically updating Google + from your blog
Saturday, August 31, 2013
What is Google Friend Connect
This article describes Google Friend Connect, and how it can be used at the moment.
Google Friend Connect (GFC) was one of Google's earlier social-networking attempts, introduced in 2008.
Originally (you can still see the full description here), GFC promised a range of social features that website-owners, including bloggers, could include on their sites. including:
Originally (you can still see the full description here), GFC promised a range of social features that website-owners, including bloggers, could include on their sites. including:
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