Progressive Faith Con Blog

July 15, 2006

Tools from Talking Tech Panel

Filed under: blogstuff - Pearlbear @ 8:43 pm

Here are the accumulated tools from the Saturday Morning Talkign Tech Panel, with Michelle Murrain (Pearlbear’s Blog,) Chris Walton, (Philocrites,) and Stephen Rockwell (CrossLeft.)

Blogging tools:

Promotion Tools:

Technorati

RSS Aggregators

Other Tools

  • Online Advocacy
  • del.icio.us - social bookmarking, subscribe to bookmarks
  • podcasting
  • tags/categories
  • Google Groups - for organizing groups of bloggers, etc.
  • Images
  • Design

    • Best promotion ideas

    • Media coverage
    • Google Rankings
    • progfaithblogcon list
    • media forums (nytimes.com washingtonpost.com)
    • traffic monitors (sitemeter)
    • cross posting

     

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    1. I would add W.Bloggar as a blog client. I’ve used it with blogspot and now use it with my wordpress blogs and it is a wonderful way to one-click your troublesome links and images.

      Comment by Xpatriated Texan — July 16, 2006 @ 1:24 am

    2. Progressive faith bloggers

      Thanks to TheCorner for a link to the Progressive Faith Con Blog. It sounds like it was a fascinating event, and even though it’s over, its blogroll invites lots of interesting surfing, and its conference weblog has some interesting ideas….

      Trackback by Tensegrities — July 19, 2006 @ 1:33 am

    3. These comments have been invaluable to me as is this whole site. I thank you for your comment.

      Comment by Rosie — April 30, 2007 @ 9:37 am

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