Web Tool | Windows Live Writer

Do you have multiple blogs? Do you want to start blogging?

Windows Live Writer maybe the perfect solution for you.

Windows Live Writer allows you to publish post to blogs hosted by Wordpress, Blogger.com and many other blogging services.

You can insert photos, maps, images, tags, Youtube videos and much more. The software also lets you crop, resize and do other minor image editing as you compose your blog posts.

Going out of town or you don’t have time to write daily posts, compose your posts and schedule them through WLW. This is really a wonderful web tool for beginning or advanced bloggers.

Did I mention it’s FREE? Check out Windows Live Writer for yourself.

You might find blogging isn’t too intimidating after all.

Web Tool | Google Docs Now Has Templates

Last year, I wrote a post about Google Docs. Sometimes you don’t always want to download your documents to another computer especially public ones, nor go through the process of having to download period.

One of the really cool things about Google Docs or using any online web office is the ability to collaborate with others. You might find collaboration beneficial if you are working with a group on a document(s) that requires input and revisions from several members. It can be really annoying to keep up with everyone’s changes not to include the various documents.

FAQ | How to Customize Your Twitter Page?

Okay, you should have figure out by now we love Twitter at Tywebbin Creations.

Did you know you don’t have to keep the signature blue clouds as your background? If you are going to use this micro-blogging tool, why not make your Twitter page match your brand? Use the page background to show off your latest book release?

Here are a few examples to check out:

Sticky Blogs

If you are going to take the time to write for and manage a blog, obviously you want an audience. Folks will stick with you through your ups and downs, and…

What are you offering your visitors? What type of content are you adding to your blog to keep them coming back for more.

Darren Rowse recently shared a list of 21 Ways to Make Your Blog or Website Sticky. Today, he added to the first list, with Seven More Techniques to Make Your Blog Sticky.

Some Changes at Twitter

According to Corvida over at SheGeeks.ney, Twitter is close to unveiling a new design. Twitter recently acquired Summize, a company that allow fans of twitter to search to their heart’s content for fellow twitter pals and tweets. It looks like this networking tool is going to become even easier to use and enjoy – as long as the server stays up an running.:)