So I have a few friends that haven't figured out how to use FriendFeed to its fullest potential. Some of them don't know how to use it. {It's okay, it can be difficult}
So here's some pointers:
1: SIGN UP! It's free and believe me, it'll do alot of things you wouldn't find somewhere else {that is unless someone else knows somewhere else better??}
2: After you sign up, at the top of the page you will find a link "Import sites". This is where you want to add any accounts you have that they are partnered with {Facebook, Twitter, Plurk, Last.fm, Photobucket, Flickr..59 services in all}
3: At the top of page in their 'toolbar' you will see Account. You will want to go there to adjust your account...BUT scroll down to 'Feed Publishing'. Under Feed Publishing, you make it possible for FriendFeed to automatically post items from any of your accounts to Twitter. Automatically. So you can post a blog and that link will post to Twitter.
4: Go to Tools, next to Account in the 'toolbar'. There you can find ways to keep connected to Friendfeed without having to go to the site everyday. Also there's widgets you post on your sites.
FriendFeed functions as its own social networking site, but it connects all of them together. You can add your friends, message them, post your own things..Great little site there.
So here's some pointers:
1: SIGN UP! It's free and believe me, it'll do alot of things you wouldn't find somewhere else {that is unless someone else knows somewhere else better??}
2: After you sign up, at the top of the page you will find a link "Import sites". This is where you want to add any accounts you have that they are partnered with {Facebook, Twitter, Plurk, Last.fm, Photobucket, Flickr..59 services in all}
3: At the top of page in their 'toolbar' you will see Account. You will want to go there to adjust your account...BUT scroll down to 'Feed Publishing'. Under Feed Publishing, you make it possible for FriendFeed to automatically post items from any of your accounts to Twitter. Automatically. So you can post a blog and that link will post to Twitter.
4: Go to Tools, next to Account in the 'toolbar'. There you can find ways to keep connected to Friendfeed without having to go to the site everyday. Also there's widgets you post on your sites.
FriendFeed functions as its own social networking site, but it connects all of them together. You can add your friends, message them, post your own things..Great little site there.
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