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5 Reasons Why You Need a Content Managed Website

5 Reasons Why You Need a Content Managed Website | Managing options | Scoop.it
From smallbiztrends.com - July 11, 2012 7:07 AM

The days of a static, externally managed and controlled website, are now well in the past and any business not managing and controlling the content on their own website, will find it difficult to continue to remain competitive.

 

If you have yet to establish a web presence, or your website is simply a static site externally controlled, then now is the time to upgrade and reap the benefits.

 

This excellent article explains what a Content Management System (CMS) is, and it offers five big reasons why your business needs a CMS.


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Get Twitter RSS feeds with these one click bookmarklets

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From sociable.co - July 7, 2012 10:41 AM

 

We love Twitter but we hate that they have removed RSS feeds from users’ profiles and search.

 

But while most systems designed to generate Twitter RSS feeds require you to hack around with the URL we thought we’d look at an easier way. So we developed these easy-to-use bookmarklets which allow you to generate RSS feeds for users’ profiles and search terms.

 

A bookmarklet is a small piece of code that sits in your browser’s bookmarks toolbar. Like browser add-ons, they’re designed to add extra functionality to your browser or the sites that you regularly visit.

Find out how bookmarklets can be used to help you interact with various social networks faster and easier.

 

We have two Twitter RSS bookmarklets, one for profiles and one for searches. To use these, just drag the links from the page onto your browser’s bookmarks’ bar (Chrome and Firefox). If you’re using Internet Explorer just right-click on the links and select “Add to Favorites”.

 

Get any user's Twitter RSS feed or a Twitter search term's RSS feed using these browser bookmarklets : http://goo.gl/S3rHn


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