Twtter is the biggest all in one Twitter application directory. People here can subscribe to whole lots of apps and get benefits- of all the applications free of cost. Twitter is not just a place where you Tweet, it is more than that where people can share and help each other out. So, twtter has been making application that makes user ease their twitter.

You can tweet via anything you like that are listed on the directory. Posting and Updating new status using cool applications like iPhone, iPad, Android, Twitter, Google and more. You do not need to have the device or applications on your own, you just need to allow your Twitter to access and you will be ready to go. Just type any status you want to post via and press the Tweet button, and you see the tweet updated on Twitter time line.

In this tutorial you will learn the quick and easy steps necessary to add videos to your WordPress website using the embed codes that are available on most internet web hosting video sites. NOTE: If there is no embed code available on the website were the video is hosted you may want to Embed Videos Using the URL.

1. Locate the video you want
2. Locate the embed tab, button, etc. – This can be located in different places on different video hosting websites
3. Select the options (if available) that work for your website (i.e. size, color, etc.)
4. Copy the embed code by highlighting the code (hold your left mouse button down while moving over the code) and either right click to copy or press ‘Ctrl+C’ on your keyboard to copy
5. Paste the embed code on the desired webpage under the ‘HTML’ tab
6. Be sure to press either ‘Publish’ or ‘Update’: NOTE: you can ‘Preview’ the page before publishing it if you like

For a visual tutorial please see the screenshot below. CLICK THE IMAGE FOR A LARGER VERSION!

How To Add Videos Using The Embed Code is a post from: My WordPress Tutorial

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In life there are times that are bitter and there are times that are sweet. Today is a day that combines both of those emotions and creates a bittersweet moment. As of today, Positive Real Estate Professionals has new owners. Those new owners are Tony and Darcy Cannon. They are excited about this new venture in their lives and we hope that many of you will be excited as well.

Now before anyone freaks out over this change, let me explain. Back in November of 2008 Positive Real Estate Professionals began as a contributor network and then in March of 2009, we transitioned it to a multi user network. Now, the reason behind moving it was to expand it’s membership and while giving them more accessibility. Joining me in this task was the co-owner of R & D Art, Rich Dansereau.  Our goal for PREP was to be able to give people in the mortgage and real estate industries an affordable option to a blog site that had features comparable to websites. Since then, we have developed the network to be able to hold blog sites as well as static sites. We have also been able to give our diverse membership of real estate professionals options for contact forms as well as ways to show properties or book inspections.

In August of 2009, we started Spoiled Pet Cafe. We never fathomed its rapid expansion. We went from 2 days a week at 3 hours on Wednesday and 5 hours on Saturdays to one full weekend every month to 45 weekend shows scheduled for 2011. We knew that something eventually had to give. In November of 2010, I started looking for someone to take over PREP and carry on what we had envisioned. I have known the Cannons from ActiveRain where we met back in 2007.  I had followed their journeys from that point on and knew of Tony’s love of photography and Darcy’s endless computer hours for their business. This led me to ask them if they had interest in purchasing PREP. After our first talk, we agreed that the first of the year would be a better time. Yesterday, we finalized the sale.

Darcy and Tony might be the most dedicated couple that I know. They work their butts off for their clients and that was the type of person/people that we were looking for to take PREP to the next level. We have agreed to stay on with PREP for 6 months as trainers and consultants and then another 6 months as consultants if they need us. This will allow them to acclimate themselves to the network. Since they already have an account with PREP they are familiar with our members as well as how the network operates from a member’s standpoint. This will give them a working knowledge of the system.

While we are excited to undergo this change, we are also saddened with selling of PREP. With that said, we have to keep our clients in mind first and foremost and do what is right for them. We want to thank each and everyone of you for your support over the last 2.5 years and if we can do anything for you, please contact us.

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When I logged into Facebook this morning, I was greeted with the picture to the left. I am sure that many of you have already seen this. I am also sure that many started out the same way I did; looking for the path to add the ‘like’ button to your website. With that said, I decided to write a post explaining how to install this little tool to your website.

Before I begin, I thought I would share what this button can and will do for you. If you look to the right, you will see this button in action on our real estate network. As you can see at this point (originally published 4-22-2010), not many have used it. Over time, the number will grow and people will be able to share our network with their facebook friends a lot easier. All one needs to do is to click the ‘Like’ button once, and it adds them. Below is an excerpt from the facebook page explaining this a little better:

The Like button enables users to make connections to your pages and share content back to their friends on Facebook with one click. Since the content is hosted by Facebook, the button can display personalized content whether or not the user has logged into your site. For logged-in Facebook users, the button is personalized to highlight friends who have also liked the page.

Now that we have that out of the way, let’s take a look at how we add this neat little tool to our own websites. If you look to the immediate left, you will see the picture of the Like Button Generator. As you can see, I have filled out the necessary fields to create this button for Positive Real Estate Professionals’ main page. Now, in theory, I could do this for each and every page that I wanted to on PREP, but at some point, you run into overkill.

Once all the pertinent information is entered, all you need to do is click on ‘get code’. When that is done, it will generate 2 codes; the first is an iFrame code and the second is a JavaScript code. Once you have selected which code you want to use, all you need to do is add this as a ‘Text’ or ‘HTML’ widget in sidebar of your website. If you do not have access to do that, then contact your webmaster and they can instruct you more on this subject. In some cases this can require coding added to the theme itself or some adjustments to certain parameters that can only be done by an admin or webmaster.

OK, now that we have the why and how to out of the way, let’s get down to the where. I thought long and hard about how I could help you get this tool on your site in the easiest way. I decided that I would add the direct link to the Facebook Developers social media ‘Like Button’ plugin page; http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like I hope that you find this post useful.

How To Add Facebook Like Button To Your Website is a post from: My WordPress Tutorial

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In this tutorial you will learn how to change the name of your pages/tabs on your website and how they are ordered. (NOTE: THIS METHOD SHOULD WORK FOR ALL WORDPRESS PLATFORMS.)

Dashboard>Pages

1. Click the ‘Pages’ tab in the left hand column on your Dashboard (PURPLE).
2. To change the page/tab name simply replace the existing name with the new one (GREEN).
3. If you are changing the page/tab name and want the permalink (name that appears in the URL) to match the new name, you must manually change the permalink (BLUE). NOTE: IF YOU DO CHANGE THE PERMALINK YOU MUST CHANGE THE LINK LOCATION WHEREVER IT IS USED TO AVOID A BROKEN LINK.
4. To change the page/tab order locate ‘Page Attributes’ on the right hand side of the page you are editing (ORANGE).
5. Under ‘Page Attribute’ locate ‘Order’ (RED).
6. You order your pages by number (ascending). NOTE: IF YOUR WEBSITE IS SET TO HAVE YOUR BLOG (OR ANY OTHER PAGE) AS THE DEFAULT ‘LANDING PAGE’ THEN YOUR PAGE ORDER WILL BEGIN AFTER THE DEFAULT PAGE.
7. Hit the ‘Update’ button.

For a visual tutorial see the image below; if you click on it a larger, complete version will open.

Additional tutorials relating to pages are below.

Adding Pages And Subpages

Adding Or Editing Content On Pages

Changing Page/Tab Names And Order is a post from: My WordPress Tutorial

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In this tutorial you will learn how to change the name of your pages/tabs on your website and how they are ordered. (NOTE: THIS METHOD SHOULD WORK FOR ALL WORDPRESS PLATFORMS.)

Dashboard>Pages

1. Click the ‘Pages’ tab in the left hand column on your Dashboard (PURPLE).
2. To change the page/tab name simply replace the existing name with the new one (GREEN).
3. If you are changing the page/tab name and want the permalink (name that appears in the URL) to match the new name, you must manually change the permalink (BLUE). NOTE: IF YOU DO CHANGE THE PERMALINK YOU MUST CHANGE THE LINK LOCATION WHEREVER IT IS USED TO AVOID A BROKEN LINK.
4. To change the page/tab order locate ‘Page Attributes’ on the right hand side of the page you are editing (ORANGE).
5. Under ‘Page Attribute’ locate ‘Order’ (RED).
6. You order your pages by number (ascending). NOTE: IF YOUR WEBSITE IS SET TO HAVE YOUR BLOG (OR ANY OTHER PAGE) AS THE DEFAULT ‘LANDING PAGE’ THEN YOUR PAGE ORDER WILL BEGIN AFTER THE DEFAULT PAGE.
7. Hit the ‘Update’ button.

For a visual tutorial see the image below; if you click on it a larger, complete version will open.

Additional tutorials relating to pages are below.

Adding Pages And Subpages

Adding Or Editing Content On Pages

Changing Page/Tab Names And Order is a post from: My WordPress Tutorial

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In today’s search engine optimization, we as website owners or bloggers need to make sure that we are focusing on local seo. With that said, you would not believe the amount of times that I hold a conversation with site owners and bloggers reiterating this very fact. However, most people do not understand that there is a difference in local seo versus seo. All in all is really is nothing more than focusing on your local neighborhood, subdivision, city, town, community, state, etc…. It ultimately breaks down to what you consider local.

When you think of local seo, you really only have to think of local internet marketing. This is basically the jest of local seo. If you were wanting to come up in a search for Knoxville sporting goods for example, you would not focus your seo on just sporting goods. You would want to market toward Knoxville. In many cases, bloggers and other site owners lose site of this and attempt to do their internet marketing on a higher scale.

In closing, remember that local seo and local internet marketing go hand in hand. Focus on the area where you want to derive your business from and the rest will follow.

You (or your webmaster) has created a wonderful site that is just waiting to receive your content. But you are left wondering, just how do I add my content? After reading this post you should be able to quickly and easily add your content. While the image in this post will touch on How To Add Pages and Subpages, Virtual Siloing, and Adding Images, you may want to follow the appropriate links to read specifically about these topics.

Another thing that I feel is important is to define what I mean by ‘content’: Content (to me) is anything you place on your page. This includes text, images, music, video, etc.

Here is the how you add content (you must be logged in to your Dashboard; refer to the image below for a visual tutorial):

Dashboard>Pages

1. Locate the ‘Pages’ tab in the left hand column on your Dashboard (PURPLE).
2. Select either ‘Pages’ or ‘Add New’ depending on whether you are adding content to an existing page or adding a completely new page (PURPLE).
3. If you are adding a completely new page you will need to give your new page a title (RED). If this is a completely new page and you use a hierarchy format (parent/child or page/subpage) you will need to be certain to select the appropriate ‘Page Attributes’ (PINK).
4. Insert your content, text, images, video, etc. (GREEN) just as you would for a blog post.
5. Either hit the ‘Update’ button for edited content or ‘Publish’ button for content on a new page.

That’s it!

Adding Or Editing Content On Pages is a post from: My WordPress Tutorial

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Over my 2 plus years of blogging, I have used many platforms. I have to say that WordPress has to be one of my favorites simply because of it’s ability to allow an author to write posts and then schedule them out to be posted at a later date. In this tutorial we will discuss how to do just that. Accomplishing this is much easier than you might think. I have added a couple of pictures to help you with your learning.

In the first picture to the left, you will see two arrows. The first arrow is red and it is pointing to the section that says ‘Publish Immediately’. To the right of that verbiage will be a section that says ‘Edit’. Click on it and it will open up an option to pick the date and time. Our second arrow, the green one, points to this section. Once you chose the date and time, simply click ‘OK’. Now our first step is completely done.

To finish scheduling a post, write all of your article. Once you are done with that portion, you are then ready to schedule your post. This might be the easiest of the steps as all you need to do is click on the word ‘Schedule’ that our purple arrow in the image to the right points to.

In closing, that is all you need to do to be able to schedule a post. Now you can go on vacation and appear to still be posting on a regular basis.

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Using The Schedule Function in WordPress For Posts is a post from: Test Account

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Over my 2 plus years of blogging, I have used many platforms. I have to say that WordPress has to be one of my favorites simply because of it’s ability to allow an author to write posts and then schedule them out to be posted at a later date. In this tutorial we will discuss how to do just that. Accomplishing this is much easier than you might think. I have added a couple of pictures to help you with your learning.

In the first picture to the left, you will see two arrows. The first arrow is red and it is pointing to the section that says ‘Publish Immediately’. To the right of that verbiage will be a section that says ‘Edit’. Click on it and it will open up an option to pick the date and time. Our second arrow, the green one, points to this section. Once you chose the date and time, simply click ‘OK’. Now our first step is completely done.

To finish scheduling a post, write all of your article. Once you are done with that portion, you are then ready to schedule your post. This might be the easiest of the steps as all you need to do is click on the word ‘Schedule’ that our purple arrow in the image to the right points to.

In closing, that is all you need to do to be able to schedule a post. Now you can go on vacation and appear to still be posting on a regular basis.

Using The Schedule Function in WordPress For Posts is a post from: My WordPress Tutorial

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