January 18, 2009
Sure it can be fun to search for new discoveries on your own. Scouring the web, looking for that new website, web application or social network that you need for your next blog post, to kill some time at home or work, or to maybe find out whom your competitors are. How you go about [...]
December 30, 2008
If you frequent your favorite social media community daily, you might have grown tired of its look and feel. Below I am listing 17 Greasemonkey scripts to diversify your social media experience (for Digg, Twitter, Reddit, StumbleUpon and Delicious). Greasemonkey is a Firefox addon, which allows to edit the way web looks and works with [...]
November 14, 2008
I use StumbleUpon heavily to research for post ideas. Recently, I have also found several StumbleUpon-like websites and tools that offer similar capabilities. Even though they are not as popular and feature-rich, one good thing is that they are able to cover some of the smaller niches that are left out by StumbleUpon. So here [...]
September 19, 2008
It has been several weeks since the launch of Google Chrome, we did several articles covering it already. So probably most of you will have heard of it, downloaded it and used it by now. If you love the Chroming experience and want to get more out of it, here are seven less obvious, but [...]
August 4, 2008
Socialbrowse is a new social networking website similar to Stumbleupon. Since Socialbrowse is still in beta you’ll have to enter your email address when you arrive at the Socialbrowse website so that you can be invited. When you enter your email and hit the ‘get it!’ button you should probably receive your invitation instantly. At [...]
May 15, 2008
When researching possible stories, I sometimes use the Stumbleupon toolbar button but I recently came upon two other toolbar buttons which pretty much perform the same function. You may be interested in using them yourself for surfing the web. Google’s “Picks For you” This one won’t be for everyone’s tastes for the following reasons. First [...]
October 30, 2007
After getting my blog installed on WordPress, the next step was to consider how to properly market it and promote it. One of my many thoughts turned to StumbleUpon, that giant monster of internet traffic, which is properly utilised, can turn you into the next Seth Godin (with hair preferably!). But you don’t have to [...]
