In the past, I have talked about the power of using a google reader to consume content from your favorite sites, and today I have a really cool trick for you to help you do that more efficiently.
Within the past three weeks, Digg.com has allowed some of their most loyal users to sign up and try out Digg version 4. It has been speculated that they will be doing a full roll out of the new site sometime within the next two months.I wish I could say that I love it, but unfortunately I can’t say that I do!
Getting a story to the digg front page is by far one of the most exhilarating experiences on the web ever! In this 12,000+ word blog post and guide I show you what I have done, and how you can duplicate my success using digg to drive massive traffic, backlinks and exposure to you and your site.
One of my favorite features in twitter is being able to create twitter lists. The twitter list feature is one of the best features in the platform because it allows you to segment updates from those you follow in particular categories.
@ replies are one of my favorite parts of twitter because it allows you to have one-on-one dialog with those you follow amid the crowd of tweets and people on twitter.
Each and every week I manage and sort through well over 100+ facebook friend requests at any given time. I don’t say this to impress you, just to merely state a fact. The sad part is… I ignore a lot of them, or add them to my “Random Never Pay Attention To Unless I am Incredibly Bored and Have Nothing Else To Do” list.
With the massive amount of content you can consume on the internet each and every day, there is one problem…Unless you know and memorize the 100’s or 1000’s of sites you visit each day, it is guaranteed that your head will explode if you think you will be able to visit each site and stay on top it all.
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