Monthly Archive for April, 2008

In the ongo­ing battle-to-the-death between myself, Dave Moyer and Beth Skin­ner as to who can elicit the most Twit­ter fol­low­ers on the amaz­ing Twit­ter plat­form, I stum­bled upon a great free Twit­ter resource this morn­ing, whilst in bed, that gives you free Twitter-related graph­ics that will encour­age your Word­Press read­ers to sub­scribe to your Twit­ter feed. (Alright, Beth Skin­ner linked me to it.)

On offer at two sets of follow-me-on-Twitter graph­ics in both *.png and trans­par­ent *.gif forms. If you’re a Word­Press con­nois­seur in need of a dose of cute and quirky, move your mouse cur­sor over to the free graph­ics available.

Another way I’ve adver­tised my non­sen­si­cal Twitter-related activ­i­ties is through using Richard K Miller’s Word­Press plu­gin, What Would Seth Godin Do. This plu­gin allows you to dis­play HTML code of lines of text which you spec­ify at the top or bot­tom of each of your blog posts; there are clearly options out there and you are only lim­ited by your imag­i­na­tion Inter­net! So how do you pro­mote your­self on Twitter?

Tweet tweet! Fol­low me on Twit­ter.