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Phil Johncock asked a question in Twittin' Secrets Twitter Tips on January 02, 2009 21:12:

How to Add "Twitter This" to Your Site

When looking at your site, I noticed a "Twitter this" function on the right column. How did you set this up? Is this a widgit?

Phil Johncock

Phil Johncock replied on January 02, 2009 21:06 to the question "Which tip is about how you use budurl.com and Twitter?" in Twittin' Secrets Twitter Tips:

Thanks, Dan! I appreciate you sharing your expertise!

Could you provide an example or two of ...

"Put an asterisk * before your URL when posting through Ping.fm and your 'hand-picked' url will not get auto-converted to another shortened URL."

Thanks!

Phil Johncock

Phil Johncock asked a question in Twittin' Secrets Twitter Tips on January 01, 2009 18:29:

Which tip is about how you use budurl.com and Twitter?

Today, Jan 1, you tweeted the following ...

TWITTER TIP #1: How-to Optimize Your Twitter Username. http://budurl.com/tip1

Shortening URL's is key to optimizing the 140 characters in a tweet. BudURL.com provides some great tools, including customizing the suffix ... "tip1" in your tweet case. Great idea to have your series numbered 1... through 100.

Phil

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A comment on the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers" in TweetLater:

This is a great idea! I plan to try this. Thanks, Melody. – Phil Johncock, on December 20, 2008 21:59

A comment on the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers" in TweetLater:

I appreciate your comment. Where did the chart come from? How many people were surveyed? ... Guess a lots of questions and wondering if this could be an ongoing question. – Phil Johncock, on December 20, 2008 21:58

A comment on the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers" in TweetLater:

I appreciate your comment. Where did the chart come from? How many people were surveyed? ... Guess a lots of questions and wondering if this could be an ongoing question. – Phil Johncock, on December 20, 2008 21:58

A comment on the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers" in TweetLater:

I appreciate your comment. Where did the chart come from? How many people were surveyed? ... Guess a lots of questions and wondering if this could be an ongoing question. – Phil Johncock, on December 20, 2008 21:57

A comment on the idea "Best Practice for Twitter Auto Thank You Notes to New Followers" in TweetLater:

I whole-heartedly agree with Mari's sequence: 1) relationship 2) business. Might I add 3) celebrate a lot! – PhilJohncock, on December 20, 2008 21:52