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FanMix – The Only Inbox You’ll Ever Need for Managing All Social Messages

FanMix – The Only Inbox You’ll Ever Need for Managing All Social Messages
02 Feb 2012

Reviews, Social Media FanMix describes itself as “one inbox to rule them all”. The tool allows you to manage all of your social conversations from across the Web. While they currently only support three social sites, you’ll soon be able to manage your blog comments as well as various other sources. It’s meant to be a “dead-simple inbox, just like email”. So if you’re still suffering from social overload or just looking to make your life easier, FanMix ...

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5 Amazing Visual Search Engines

5 Amazing Visual Search Engines
28 Jan 2012

Social Media Do you prefer visual results over text? If you do, then you’ll love these visual search engines, which display images and website snapshots as opposed to text snippets. There’s not much to say about these search engines. You simply enter your query, press enter (or click on search), and view your results. So let’s take a look at 5 amazing visual search engine results. Search-Cube Watch the cube fill up as your results fall into ...

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SnatchCode Helps You Backup Your Website and Databases with One Click

SnatchCode Helps You Backup Your Website and Databases with One Click
26 Jan 2012

Reviews, Software & Programs SnatchCode is a one-click solution for backing up your website and monitoring it for changes. Not only that, but it will scan your website daily for viruses, malware, and unwanted/unauthorized changes. With each new authorized changed, SnatchCode creates a new snapshot of your website. Depending on which plan you choose this will be done on a daily or hourly basis. You’ll be able to download these snapshots if needed, in order to restore your ...

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3 Free Tools to Help Keep Your Email Inbox Organized

3 Free Tools to Help Keep Your Email Inbox Organized
07 Jan 2012

Productivity Do you hate looking at your inbox? Is checking your email becoming more of a chore that never seems to be completed? Well, it’s a new year, so why not start by taking control of your email inbox once and for all? If your inbox is out of control and you don’t know where to start, or if you just want to start the new year off productively, here are 3 free tools that can help. ActiveInbox If your your inbox is totally out of control and can’t ...

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Shelfster – The Ultimate Data Collection and Document Creation Tool for Writers

Shelfster – The Ultimate Data Collection and Document Creation Tool for Writers
05 Jan 2012

Productivity, Reviews If you’re a blogger, journalist, student, teacher, or other kind of writer that does a lot of research on the Web, you’ll love Shelfster. In a nutshell, Shelfster is ”the easiest way to gather information and write a paper, article or book, with the stuff you’ve collected at your fingertips”. Shelfster is free and extremely useful because it allows you to have all of your researched and clipped content in a single ...

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A Look Back: The Top 20 Blogging Tips Posts of 2011

A Look Back: The Top 20 Blogging Tips Posts of 2011
31 Dec 2011

Blogging, Links Can you believe that 2012 is just hours away? In some time zones, it may even be minutes away. As a special thank you to all of our faithful readers here at BloggingTips.com, we present to you a list of the top 20 posts for 2011. These posts have been listed in order of popularity — based on the number of comments, in descending order. This is your chance to look back at our top posts, catch any that you may have missed, or refresh your memory ...

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Spool – An Easy Way to Save, Share, and Sync Your Web Content

Spool – An Easy Way to Save, Share, and Sync Your Web Content
29 Dec 2011

Reviews, Social Media Spool is an easy and stylish way of saving, reading, sharing, and syncing your favorite Web content such as images, videos, web pages, and articles. It’s a tool much like Read it Later, Instapaper, and Readability with the addition of direct sharing with friends and the ability to save videos (a feature some similar services do not offer). Spool is much like Read it Later and Instapaper because it lets you save items to view later or even ...

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Manage Your Contacts and Connect with Others via Flup

Manage Your Contacts and Connect with Others via Flup
24 Dec 2011

Reviews, Social Media There are various tools available that let you manage all of your contacts in one place (ie. Gist and Sprout Social), yet some have limitations and others require a paid subscription. Flup is a new service that lets you manage all of your contacts from Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Google from a single location. It may not be as advanced as others (it’s in early beta), but it gets the job done and even adds in a few extra freebies. ...

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Manage Your Social Photos and Files On Your Desktop with SocialFolders

Manage Your Social Photos and Files On Your Desktop with SocialFolders
22 Dec 2011

Reviews, Social Media If you’re a member of numerous social sites, you know how much of a pain it is to manage all of your files from these various services. You’re required to sign into each site individually, which takes time and can be frustrating. With SocialFolders, you won’t have to log into separate sites anymore because it lets you handle all of these things right from your desktop – which is really convenient. What attracted me to SocialFolders was ...

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Chat Privately With Bonfire, an IM Tool for Twitter.com

Chat Privately With Bonfire, an IM Tool for Twitter.com
17 Dec 2011

Reviews, Social Media How do you keep up with conversations on Twitter? Since Twitter.com still does not support threaded conversations, it can be a real pain trying to keep up with replies and figuring out what they’re in response to. Personally, I really thought that Twitter would have rectified this situation by now, but sadly they haven’t. Fortunately, until something is done at least we can resort to third party tools, like Bonfire. Bonfire is a ...

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