I’m a big checklist user, and thanks to the success of the Twitter Checklist I created last October, I’ve decided to start regularly creating new checklists for different internet marketing, money making, social networking and blogging activities.
Social Media
Schedule Tweets on Multiple Twitter Accounts
Managing multiple websites means I manage multiple Twitter accounts, and sometimes that can be complicated, there are hundreds of tools out there to use to manage and keep track of several different Twitter accounts, my favorite overall one is TweetDeck.
Today I won’t be speaking about TweetDeck though, right now I’m more interested in a newly discovered web application called Timely that not only allows you to schedule your tweets on multiple accounts, but it also checks to see what time it should set them for.
They do that by analyzing your last 199 tweets and it tells you the best times to publish future ones at.
You can test it now for free by just entering your username and it will give you the 4 best times a day to publish your updates.
It can end there, or you can register and link your Twitter accounts, and then you can tweet from their website, or via a bookmarklet (a button that sits on your bookmarks toolbar).
The whole service is free, but there is a pro option with a few more bells and whistles.
Try Timely to Schedule Tweets on Multiple Twitter Accounts.
Google +1 is their answer to Facebook Likes
Unless you live under a rock, you know what the whole Facebook “Like” idea and button is all about. Well Google has released their version of the Like button, it’s called Google +1 and basically it’s a little +1 button that is placed at the end of search results and soon will be integrated directly into other websites like the Facebook Like button.
Right now it’s still in the Google Labs as an experiment, but it should be out there relatively soon for everyone.
It even creates a tab that you can share on your Google Profile showing your +1′s.
You can bet Google will be using the data it collects from the plus ones towards it’s search ranking algorithms. I would assume that not only the amount of plus ones will count, but what the search term was that brought on this plus one.
Until then feel free to search for “Jamie Northrup” and +1 my site!
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