BlogCatalog Brings You Tweetfeed

By TheGoodKnife, on February 24th, 2009

As you may know, many BlogCatalog members are fueling their blogs with traffic from Twitter, which is used by more than 4.5 million people. Some also use Twitter to stay up on hot topics.

The success of our member using Twitter made us take notice. So, BlogCatalog recently purchased Tweetfeed.com to help you get the most out of Twitter. Tweetfeed.com is a customizable presentation Web application that captures Twitter activity in real time.

But now, it does even more since we’ve added real time topic trends, personal profiles, and topic widgets. The widget is one of our favorite new additions. You can add it to any blog or Web site in seconds.

What Can You Do With the TweetFeed Widget?

You can the widget for topical information and then place it on your blog. For example, a nonprofit could track and display cause-related Twitter conversations; a fan group could track and display Twitter conversations about their favorite actors and shows; or companies could display conversations about their successes, even if they have multiple employees participating on Twitter. It’s completely customizable so it’s all up to you.

The widget not only links to the conversations, but to your Tweetfeed.com profile page. The new profile page displays all your feeds, helps promote your blog, and makes it easy to help people connect to you on Twitter.

Check it out! All you have to do is visit Tweetfeed.com

Indira

Does anyone know where I can find free online grant applications?

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John Taylor

Great blog. Do you know of any relevant marketing forums or discussion groups?

mmiBooks

I am totally new to the entire internet social networking concept, In fact I do not know how this whole new concept actually works. Yes, I have a Twitter account, & Yes I have a website. I market in a different way, traditionally (involve cost). The notion that people feel everything found in reality can be obtained nearly "free" on the internet (a-common- misconception).
Marketing applications require a great deal of costly interpretion, not "overnight seek and find." In the long term we all learn something new everyday, some of us willing to pay for the information, you should have learned along time ago during college.

Anamika

I have signed up fro tweetfeed. But honestly i am yet to figure out what to do with Twitter.

Stephen Watkins

I love twitter and RSS technology. It is really technology like this that is changing the way people communicate and it's exciting. I came across a really cool widget called my shopping genie that shops every search engine and can save you a ton of money. It is free but only works on PC not Macintosh yet but it is worth a download: www.myshoppinggenie.com/dc