When I first joined Facebook (all the way back in 2008? Really?) I didn’t exactly have a plan, other than to steer clear of Bejeweled, Farmville, and all the other productivity snares. Also, being on Facebook was a good way to avoid committing to Twitter. However, we couldn’t resist joining the conversation any longer because we’ve finally figured out how that channel fits in with the blog, feed, FB page, etc. etc.
I’ll be announcing in a day or two how 10,000 Birds will be taking advantage of Twitter’s unparalleled immediacy as early as next week. For now, if you’re interested in following us, find us at where else but 10000birds. And if you’ve got any advice, we’re all ears!
Mike is a leading authority in the field of standardized test preparation, but he's also a traveler who fully expects to see every bird in the world. Besides founding 10,000 Birds in 2003, Mike has also created a number of other entertaining but now extirpated nature blog resources, particularly the Nature Blog Network and I and the Bird.
Mike..
Would appreciate it if you could assist me. I have been trying to join the Nature Blog Network site that you have created. Something is allowing me to complete the sign up process. My blog is: http://bcswildlife.blogspot.com/. Looking forward to continued following of 10,000 Birds both here and now on Twitter where I am: @BlairCessna
Thank you for any assistance.
Blair ( blaircessna@frontiernet.net )
Simply Tweet your blog posts and other interesting stuff you might normally put on your facebook wall. Retweeting (RT) or Tweeting the blogs and tweets of your fans will build loyalty. I added a Tweet button from Shareaholoic to my web browser so that I can easily tweet blog posts from others that I find interesting. If a blogger already has an embedded tweet button, I use that, but if not I can use my own button. Happy tweeting! (I tweet, but I don’t use facebook. Facebook wants to suck up all my time.)