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09-07-27 – sitetweet

Posted by PK in Twitter, Webservices on July 27th, 2009

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sitetweet – Post Website User Behaviors on Twitter

 

sitetweet allows webmasters to post immediate messages on Twitter about specific behaviors on their site. Usually installed on strategic pages, you can configure sitetweet to send a special message when a user performs a certain action on your site. You can use Twitter’s options for private posts in case you want to control who follows your login.

Some interesting uses:

  • receive details on goal completions;
  • register specific searches;
  • receive notifications from vistors from specific sources.

 

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09-06-15 – Loki

Posted by PK in Applications, Webservices on June 15th, 2009

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Loki – Identify Your Website’s User Locations

 

Loki allows you to location-enable your website with just a few lines of code using their JavaScript API.

By determining a website visitor’s precise location, Loki can enable instant store finders, hyper-local advertising, more engaging social networking features, and improve overall usability. Learn how from the video below:

 

 

 

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09-03-25 – Alltop

Posted by PK in Social, Webservices on March 25th, 2009

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Alltop – “online magazine rack” of popular topics

 

Guy Kawasaki, Apple’s evangelist, created a information agregator for the web. Alltop offers users to view all information (all qualified information based on Guy’s filtering techniques) on a certain subject in a chewable format. For example, check out Wordpress Alltop.

Also, check out a user video review:

 

 

Alltop just released a new feature where you can actually configure your own agregator based on publications you value.

 

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09-03-24 – Evernote

Posted by PK in Webservices on March 24th, 2009

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Evernote – Remember everything

 

Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere. They call if your external brain.

Here’s is the 60-second elevator pitch:

 

 

Being able to quickly post any type of media format (even from your iPhone) with tags to a place where you can search and access the information in the future is a great value proposition.

It’s del.icio.us 2.0!

 

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09-02-16 – 140it

Posted by PK in Twitter, Webservices on February 16th, 2009

140it – Makes Your Tweet Less Than 140 Characters

 

If you are a hard-core Twitter user, you know that many times fitting your tweet in the 140-character limit can be very time-consuming. 140it decided to solve this!

By adding a special bookmark to your browser, 140it will automatically zip your tweet to the 140 character limit. Here’s an example of how this post was zipped:

If u’re a hrd-core Twitter sr, u kno tht mny tms fttng yr twt in the 140-character lmt can be vry tm-consuming. 140it dcdd 2 slv ths! By ddng a spcl bkmrk 2 yr brwsr, 140it wll tmtclly zip yr twt 2 the 140 chrctr lmt. Here’s an xmpl of how ths pst was zppd:

 

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