How To Monetize Your Twitter Influence

Now, you can monetize your internet presence by advertising through Twitter. You can either get paid 'per tweet' or paid once for a lump sum of tweets over a short period of time. The choice is yours! SponsoredTweets is a fast-growing Twitter advertising marketplace for advertisers and tweeters alike to use.

Here's a wonderful post which I found handy. It talks all about what SponsoredTweets are all about and how as a Twitter user you can actually earn quick bucks by just tweeting! Read the complete post here.

  

           

For those looking to get started with monetizing their Twitter identity, SponsoredTweets would be a great choice. The amount of control and security involved in the system is guaranteed to give you peace of mind, and they handle all of the billing and technical details for you. Tweeter users can set their own price as well, which is always a bonus! If you’re looking to start making bucks on Twitter, give SponsoredTweets a try.

Google+ to Enforce 'Real' Name Policy for Users using Pseudonyms

Google+ has decided to ban the use of pseudonyms and nicknames in place of real names. In response to feedback though, users will not be immediately suspended for violating Google’s Common Names Policy but will be given a 4 day grace period to fix their profile names before they’re suspended.

Google+ Product Manager Saurabh Sharma explained that the decision was made "to make connecting with people on the web more like connecting with people in the real world" on Google+.

Here's what he said in this latest interview.

                                 

Sharma added, "We’re hoping that most affected users will be able to quickly fix their profile name while continuing to enjoy all that Google+ has to offer."

Read the complete post here http://goo.gl/4gq8K

Click Flash n Tweet ! New Photo Upload Service from Twitter

With the recently launched photo upload service from Twitter, now we have a way to fit more than a thousand words in just one single message! 

On Wednesday last, Twitter officially made public for all users their new “photo sharing” feature, announced earlier this year, allowing users to upload their photos on the site itself instead of using third-party applications like Twitpic, Instagram, and so on!

Users of this micro blogging site were greeted with a message (see below) upon opening the site, saying: "Share an image on Twitter. Now you can upload and share messages, right from Twitter!"

To upload an image along with a tweet, all users would need to do is click the camera icon located below the "Compose Tweet" text-box next to the compass icon (meant to specify the location of the user) and select the image they want to upload.

After making their selection, a thumbnail of the photo would appear below the box. For those using older browser versions, the filename instead of the thumbnail of the photo will be shown.

According to Twitter, the limit to the file size, users could upload using the “photo sharing” feature is only 3MB, and will be scaled down "to fit into the display pane on the right side of your timeline."

Some might say this to be a coincidence that just last week, Twitter forced all of its users to migrate into the ‘new layout’, launched earlier this year.  Presumably, it was a step that’s well-calculated in advance to pave the way for this new add-on!

Here’s all you can learn about using this new “photo sharing” feature from twitter. Click http://goo.gl/wjia7