I participate in MANY different #Twitter Chats. On Wednesday nights at 10pm edt is #Toolschat with moderator's
What is #Toolschat?
It is called #ToolsChat and we will discuss how you can make the most of Twitter with various Twitter Tools and also other tools for blogs etc.
We will review a different set of tools each week.
This week was a new web site / start-up called list.ly
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What is List.ly? It is a way to create and share lists, as well as integrate
collaborative lists into your own blog posts, or as I'm doing creating a blog post about a list I created!
List.ly was once known as twtpickin, and the developer Shyam Subramanyan & Nick Kellet decided to take the app to a whole new level…with the understanding that lists make up a huge amount of the blogging content on the web today.
What List.ly does is allow content creators to create lists and then
crowdsource them, giving them scalability and allowing them to have
lives beyond their original blog post. List.ly allows lists to evolve,
just as the service has.
By signing up, List.ly allows you to create lists that can be shared and built upon by others. Users can embed their lists into their WordPress blogs, as well as share them via social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook. You log in using either your Twitter, as I did or your Facebook account, making the signup process simple which it was.
Now I'm still exploring and learning but in a matter of an hour I joined, decided the subject of my first list, researched it and added to it, wrote a blog about it, embedded the list and it was ALL VERY simple!
I think I like this new #SM TOOL! #toolschat
Join and ADD to my List!
List.ly was once known as twtpickin, and the developer Shyam Subramanyan & Nick Kellet decided to take the app to a whole new level…with the understanding that lists make up a huge amount of the blogging content on the web today.
By signing up, List.ly allows you to create lists that can be shared and built upon by others. Users can embed their lists into their WordPress blogs, as well as share them via social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook. You log in using either your Twitter, as I did or your Facebook account, making the signup process simple which it was.
Now I'm still exploring and learning but in a matter of an hour I joined, decided the subject of my first list, researched it and added to it, wrote a blog about it, embedded the list and it was ALL VERY simple!
I think I like this new #SM TOOL! #toolschat
Join and ADD to my List!
