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The sites here offer several black and white, simple Tumblr themes for you to display your work. Also, most of the themes are free! Granted, there are a few paid selections, but the free ones are every bit as good as the paid versions. They are clean, simple Tumblr themes that aren't distracting and are, for the most part, black and white. With that said, you'll have a lot of options to play around with them, and if you choose to modify them a little, there's a bit more of a free reign. Let's look through them.
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It's time for me to come out as a cat lover. I cannot hold it in any longer, I love the little furballs, especially my own little furball of joy that cuddles up to me when it's cold and looks at me longingly when he wants feeding. Which is all the time. Thankfully I'm not alone in my adoration of the feline species. You may have noticed that cats make up a huge part of the Web, with multiple websites, memes, vlogs, and picture blogs all dedicated to them.
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Tumblr is a huge blogging platform where you can create and maintain a blog (or several blogs) with minimal hassle and work. While the photo blog concept existed before Tumblr, it’s Tumblr that made them so common and popular, and it’s now the go-to solution for most people who are looking to open one. Of course, you can use Tumblr for all your blogging needs, post text, quotes, audio clips, videos, and anything else you wish.
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Tumblr has been around for quite a while, but only recently did I decide to open one of my own. When that happened, I suddenly became more aware, and found that there are fascinating, hilarious and beautiful things hidden in the web in the form of Tumblrs. What I love about Tumblrs is how lean on text they can be. This way, I can follow multiple blogs, learn new things and get my dose of laughs.
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Much of social media is like keeping a journal or diary. We use Facebook and Twitter and personal blog sites to share our thoughts and opinions, daily activities, goals, and observations. But there are many things in our life that we want to keep relatively private. And this is where a still relatively less known website called 280Daily can be very useful for what I call “micro-journaling."
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Presenting a review of a fairly new site called Twylah. Here, Twitter posts now automatically become a part of an actual website in which the topics you write about get categorized and key worded for use beyond your Twitter stream. If you're an avid Twitter user, company, celebrity or start-up, you will definitely want to use Twylah.com.
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A few years ago, I stumbled upon Twournal which can put your latest 3,200 tweets into a PDF or paperback book. When you see your Twitter content archived in one document, you gain a better appreciation of what it means to be a published author. Twournal allows you to create, buy and sell books printed from your tweets. Registering on the site and creating your first book is nearly as easy as signing in and allowing Twournal to access your Twitter timeline
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Today I'm going to teach you how to Twitter like a boss. What does it mean to be considered a power user on Twitter? Well, anyone who loves the social platform as much as I do could probably tell you that. Those who don't, or may just be starting out however, probably couldn't, as Twitter is still much of a mystery to so many.
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Tumblr is fast becoming one of the hottest communities on the web, having grown exponentially in the past year. But it's not just for angsty teenagers. Although there are many of those, it's also a great way to display blog posts visually and connect to like-minded people. Most of the best Tumblrs stick to their topic religiously, sticking to great photos, video and pithy quotes only so that audiences don't get bored.
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When looking for a blogging platform for group blogging, simplicity and style will usually come into the equation somewhat. But Tumblr now offers another great opportunity - a huge potential audience. Using some advanced Tumblr tips to ensure your posts get seen by multiple eyeballs, you'll usually be able to get readers for your Tumblr blog pretty quickly.
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What's great about Tumblr is that you can reblog posts by other members of the site. This helps keep your own blog fresh with content without you having to always develop it yourself. On the other hand, if you're short on original content ideas, you might consider some of the following creative writing ideas for Tumblr content.
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Tumblr is taking the lead as the fastest growing microblogging site. If you're hopping onto the Tumblr bandwagon—I recommend you do—here are some additional—perhaps advanced—tips you might be interested in after having set up your blog and built a following.
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Tweets can take on many forms, especially now that Twitter displays multimedia right within the site. Plus with all the different URL shorteners out there, I'm sure you've seen your fair share of unique short-links. But there's probably one type of link you haven't come across as regularly, if at all, and that's the audio link.
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I'm absolutely hooked on Tumblr. I don't know what the appeal to Tumblr is over other similar blogging sites such as Posterous or Wordpress, but I've caught the Tumblr bug and I have learned some things that might not be so obvious to those who are new to the fastest growing microblogging site. Read on to learn them for yourself.
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Webdoc is a new social platform that is something of a chameleon. It can be seen as a simplified blogging platform, in the vein of Tumblr, a media rich social network, or it can even be used as a journaling or lifestreaming service.
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