Visually SM

APRIL 21, 2020

From blog graphics to posters to Facebook ads, you can start any new design from scratch, or start with a layout if you need a little guidance. Want to know the best online design tools? We all know that when it comes to consuming content, text alone no longer makes the cut.

Tools 130

Tools Bookmarklet Posterous Cost 130

Visually SM

APRIL 20, 2020

From blog graphics to posters to Facebook ads, you can start any new design from scratch, or start with a layout if you need a little guidance. Want to know the best online design tools? We all know that when it comes to consuming content, text alone no longer makes the cut.

Tools 130

Tools Bookmarklet Posterous Cost 130

Visually SM

APRIL 20, 2020

From blog graphics to posters to Facebook ads, you can start any new design from scratch, or start with a layout if you need a little guidance. Want to know the best online design tools? We all know that when it comes to consuming content, text alone no longer makes the cut.

Tools 130

Tools Bookmarklet Posterous Cost 130

Harp Interactive

FEBRUARY 17, 2010

Features include: Clipping: With the useful bookmarklet tool, Amplify allows you to either, Amplify content in whole via a link to the URL or your choice of selections from any page on the internet. Sharing: Amplify syncs with Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Posterous, Diigo, Bit.ly, Friendfeed, Delicious and Clipmarks.com.

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Resources Features Bookmarklet Avatar 238

ProBlogger

OCTOBER 31, 2013

To simplify this process, we have been using a free WordPress add-on called NextScripts Social Network Auto-Poster. Install the Bookmarklet. Most of these sites will have a bookmarklet that you can easily drag up to your bookmarks bar in Chrome or Firefox in order to easily share your posts. Go through each of your blog posts and click on the bookmarklet to share your content. This is a guest contribution from Scott Purcell, co-founder of Man of Many.

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Bookmarklet Directory URL Aggregator 39

Viper Chill

MARCH 1, 2010

I like to use posterous as a semi-public book-marking tool, as it allows me to pull excerpts and write notes directly from the pages i’m on online (with the bookmarklet from my menu bar), and i can refer to them later for blog posts, with notes to refresh my memory… plus it can be set to auto-outpost to other social networks, including delicious. - Reply Glen says: March 2, 2010 at 6:52 am Hey Satya, It sounds like you have a cool set-up with Posterous.

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Resources Netvibes Tweetdeck Delicious 64