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TypePad has two ways to add a Like button. It can be added if you run the Beta version of TypePad. Or, cc: @unitedlinen If you use TypePad's Advanced Templates you can paste in the iFrame code as I did in this tutorial. you can find details on the TypePad site here: http://help.sixapart.com/tp/us/facebook_like_widget.html.
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I use Screenr.com on some tutorials and Camtasia Studio on others. Sometimes I'll edit the raw files using Windows Movie Maker.
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I did a post on how to add a FB fan widget to Tumblr. It's the same process. See: http://www.jpluna.com/wordpress/2010/02/25/how-to-add-a-facebook-fan-badge-to-your-blog/. But it looks like you figured it out. :)
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This site sells Dell laptop screws: http://www.parts-people.com/index.php?action=item&id=5012
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Posting consistently and commenting on other blogs helps ramp things up. But it does take work. A key part of operating a blog is learning the best way to connect to your existing online communities, usually via social networks.
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Posting consistently and commenting on other blogs helps ramp things up. But it does take work. A key part of operating a blog is learning the best way to connect to your existing online communities, usually via social networks.
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Proudest of lifegiverproject.org which was used to rally support & money for Eric De La Cruz who needed heart transplant. Has since been redirected to another site.
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It looks like you *can* use one via their custom templates which appears to have full HTML control. Question is *should* you. You'd have to refer to the Posterous terms of use on that issue.
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Having a "tweet to Twitter" feature on your blog is generally a good idea. However, you'd have to make sure that the content of the post matches the kinds of things that you tweet.
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An alive version of Ben Franklin. But just for a couple of minutes.
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