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https://aalamsalon.com/agki6qe I’m excited to show you Heidi’s latest addition to my blog. On the right she has added tabs that show my Most Tweeted posts & ones that were Tweeted Lately
https://musicboxcle.com/2025/04/heer52ngevj And then Heidi redid my comments section so it separate the comments into ‘written ones’, Tweetbacks for that post, and finally trackbacks. You can see it best on my post: Making a Business Case for Twitter. It also nicely pulls in the avatars from Twitter.
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https://www.anonpr.net/mn2kn88ykqx What do you think? Does it provide value to interlace the conversation from Twitter into my blog? The fragmentation of conversations presents a challenge. Not too long ago Heidi added the option for people to add their Twitter id when they comment. I’m glad to help my readers to connect with each other. Heidi can be found at SolutionsByHeidi.com
get linkOrder Clonazepam Legally Online So, how well does your web designer know your needs? Are they keeping up with the trends in order to help your blog/site evolve with your community’s needs?
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https://reggaeportugal.com/ldt9kr9https://mhco.ca/7iuvbhnrn 10 Ways Twitter Will Change Blog Design in 2009 – Rachel Cunliffe on TweetBacks, BlogTweet feeds and TwitterRolls.
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https://www.annarosamattei.com/?p=4my4qwn8 Thanks Connie.
go here And whats next? Who knows what the next thing will be because it is whatever catches Connie’s eye or mine.
see url I love that we can now integrate Twitter with our blogs. I also added Tweetbacks to my blog. This means I won’t miss any Tweets about my blog, gives another way for folks to comment and share.
I also think sometime people are more likely to share a helpful link on Twitter than they are to comment – and by tracking these at least we know that our community found it helpful.