Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 28, 2008
From another, it is essentially a set of webpages connected by links, with permalinks, metadata and underlying standards. Comments RSS. « New weblog, new RSS feed | Personal side of social media: learning from weblogs » Welcome! Finally I managed: this is brand new Wordpress blog; old Radio archives live next to it.
Little Web Giants
DECEMBER 10, 2014
You can also specify various additional metadata such as the URL to launch (the default is the site root) or shortcuts to commonly used parts of your application. <meta These tiles can be static images, or they can be “live” tiles that incorporate RSS updates from your site. There’s more details about this here.
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Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
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Buzz Marketing for Technology
JULY 24, 2008
It can either be pushed to you (RSS and email for example), or you can set out looking for it yourself (on Google, for example). Syndic8 and RSS Feeds have just about every feed you could imagine. Subscribe now to the full RSS feed. Push versus pull. Setting goals for knowledge sharing. Like this post? Related Posts. management.
Little Web Giants
DECEMBER 9, 2014
You can also specify various additional metadata such as the URL to launch (the default is the site root) or shortcuts to commonly used parts of your application. <meta These tiles can be static images, or they can be “live” tiles that incorporate RSS updates from your site. There’s more details about this here.
Little Web Giants
DECEMBER 10, 2014
You can also specify various additional metadata such as the URL to launch (the default is the site root) or shortcuts to commonly used parts of your application. <meta These tiles can be static images, or they can be “live” tiles that incorporate RSS updates from your site. There’s more details about this here.
ProBlogger
MAY 21, 2015
I’m sure you’ve got an RSS or email post mailout sorted, but you can also upload to Slideshare, LinkedIn, YouTube, have something in your email signatures, forum signatures, you can submit to Digg and Reddit if you can, even StumbleUpon if you think that might help. Have you checked the metadata? Have you sorted the SEO?
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