Blogging Bytes

FriendFeed has a very interesting feature that bloggers can make use of to generate content for blogging. “An Imaginary Friend”, in their own terms, is

You can keep track of your friends that don’t use FriendFeed by creating “imaginary friends.” For example, if you know your friend’s Flickr username, you can create an imaginary friend with that Flickr account, and you will get notified every time your friend publishes a photo.

This feature helps you add all your blog news sources for blogging and track the content at one place. This will help you in preparing content for your blog posts.

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Facebook Pages and Groups help FB users to become more deeply connected with any Product or service. Bloggers also found this as a right option for promoting their blogs to FB users. Today most of the popular blogs have facebook pages. Here is a comprehensive list for you.
1. Techcrunch
2. Read/Write Web
3. Mashable
4. BoingBoing
5. Go2Web20
6. GigaOM
7. Venturebeat

Be a Fan of your favourite blog today ! If you already have a FB Page, Please comment with your FB Page Link.

FriendFeed has a widget feature which can be used for displaying your friendfeed activity inside any blog.Navigating to this widget via the Friendfeed tabs is currently disabled , but it can be accessed via the URL

“http://friendfeed.com/embed?user=yourname” For example : My friendfeed widget is here

replace “yourname” with your user name shortcut in the above URL.

Do you get frustrated when visitors to your site don’t convert into subscribers? Blogging success is all about engaged and high volume readership. Inorder to promote any blog as a brand, social utility websites are a must for getting right readers and making them updated regularly to convert first time visitor into a subscriber. Continue reading »

Every blog has a feed that helps its readers to keep track of new posts and updates in the blog. It functions as a blog news collector and delivers it to a feed reader. Most popular blogs has large number of subscribers. Here is a startup that rank blogs based on the number of RSS subscribers it has. Continue reading »