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Twitter Tips

Twitter: Has the novelty worn off?

August 18, 2010

Twitter has made real-time information commonplace Seeing information stream in real-time isn’t the novelty it used to be. Formerly something of great value, Twitter has made real-time information commonplace. We expect it now. I’ve noticed a large drop in the number of people clicking through to read happening alongside an increase in the number of tweets [...]

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How to fix Twitter problems on your BlackBerry

August 17, 2010

Websites That Help First, realize that when you need help with your Blackberry Twitter application Twitter itself does not support any Twitter applications for Blackberry. It is Blackberry or helpful websites, forums or users you will need to reach out to for support. Also, there are some common tips and tricks listed a little further down in [...]

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Who is @TweetSmarter?

August 7, 2010

There are a couple interviews with us on the web, so I thought I’d link to them and share some excerpts to give some background on us. The Huffington Post (mid-2010) This interview was titled “Live Free, and Tweet Smarter.” The interview was conducted by the wonderful 2morrowknight. Here are some excerpts: TweetSmarter, a non-stop, [...]

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How to make your Twitter sidebar transparent

August 5, 2010

A transparent sidebar is a bad idea if you have a background that is a similar color to your text—it may make your sidebar text seen almost invisible. Also, if your background image is very busy, it may just look bad with the text of your sidebar sitting on top of it. But if you [...]

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In the Belly of the Whale: How to get your Twitter problem fixed

July 11, 2010

In this post, topics covered include suspensions, spam, general twitter problems, how twitter handles problems, and more. What to do if you’ve been hacked If you’ve been suspended, read this first. Change your password. If you can’t login, have Twitter reset your password. Revoke bad, unfamiliar or unused apps. If you’re still having problems, let Twitter [...]

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