Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Syndicating your Blog with Facebook

So many of you out there have a personal blog, and Facebook account. Wouldn't it be nice if you could share your blog content easily with your Facebook friends? Well you can, and its a lot easier that you might have though. I am going to give your the directions assuming that you have setup your blog with Feedburner. You can get the direct feed also from your blog however I prefer the feed burner approach.

Here are some basic instructions for importing your blog on to Facebook:


  1.   First, locate the Feedburner feed link for your blog.
  2.   Open your Facebook, then click on the "Application" button on the bottom left of the page.
  3.   Click on "Notes" (you may need to scroll to see it.)
  4.   When the Notes page comes up, click the "Import a blog »" link in the "Notes Settings" area.
  5.   Now enter your Feedburner feed link for your blog. (It should look like http://feeds.feedburner.com/yourfeedburnertag) 
  6.  Check the box for "By entering a URL, you represent that you have the right to permit us to reproduce this content on the Facebook site and that the content is not obscene or illegal."
  7.  Click the "Start Importing" button.
  8.  Facebook should then show you a preview of the imported blog
  9.  Scroll down and review to make sure everything looks correct
  10.  Then Click "Import"

Congratulations you have just imported all your posts to Facebook. But thats not all. When you post a new entry Facebook will import that also, sharing your blog with all of your Facebook friends. I hope this help you out.

If you need a good video walk though of this procedure you can go to.
http://everything.typepad.com/blog/2009/01/how-to-add-your-blog-feed-to-your-facebook-profile.html

The guys over at Six Apart really do a great job with their how to's.

Saturday, February 9, 2008

Me and T-Mobile

The Last few years I have lived in many different states. Some of these states are New York (NYC to be precise), Alabama, Ohio, and Georgia to name a few. In my travels I have had only one Cellular company T-Mobile. They have worked with me and have always given me great service with out charging me an arm and a leg. I have unlimited Internet, and a 1000 minutes to share between phones, and I also had Nights and Weekends way before it was the standard. I could name more things that they give me and I know it sounds like I am selling T-Mobile, I am not. I just believe that when I find something that works well. I should, tell others so that they might enjoy or reap the benefits of it also. T-Mobile has worked well for me.

The reason I mention this at all is because soon I will hosting a blogtalkradio show where I explain some different options in phones, pluses and minuses, and also the technology behind them. I may even have some juicy news that you might not have already heard.

If you have any topics that you would like me to talk about feel free to email me at BitsnBytesShow@gmail.com