So iOS 6 was just released (yay!) and it has brought some welcome changes. Turn-by-turn GPS, for example. But it has also brought about a disturbing problem, and I’m not sure how many people have realized it yet. When I upgraded earlier today, I logged into Facebook in my phone settings to enable the new.

I blogged for almost a year before I realized that I didn’t have to get up early every morning to tweet my blog posts and add them to my Facebook fan page manually. Well, that might be inaccurate - I knew that some people used a service to do it automatically, but I figured it would.

  Some of the most frequent questions I receive involve social media and, more specifically, how to get more fans and followers for a blog’s social media accounts. While most of these inquiries involve Twitter, some of us (myself included) still like to interact on Facebook as well. And, to be honest, blog posts that.

There are dozens of options for pointing your blog readers to your Twitter account, from buttons to widgets to plugins. One of the easiest to configure is the stock widget from Twitter (like you see in my left sidebar). Setup is very simple and the widget can be changed to match the colors of your.

  Creating a Facebook fan page for your blog can be anxiety-inducing, especially if you’re trying to keep your real identity separate from your blogging identity. However, it doesn’t have to be complicated - once you see how easy it is, you’ll be ready to get social!

In a previous post, I gave you some basics on how to use Twitter. Today, I’m assuming that everyone has graduated from Twitter preschool and is ready to use its power to become a social media rockstar! (Results may vary. This post will not turn you into an actual rockstar. Don’t send hate mail.)

In the short time since this site started, I’ve received a number of questions about using Twitter as a tool to promote and strengthen a blog. It will take multiple posts to address them all, so consider this the first in a series of many. Let me be very blunt with you - If you.