Use your Facebook wall posts to drive qualified traffic to your website.
The app is this goofy, ridiculous creation called "Skype Humoticons" which lets you use your webcam to post pictures of you mimicking Skype emoticons to Facebook.
Our Facebook status messages make us appear more interesting, so use your own wall to post Facebook statuses.
You should also try to use your best grammar on your posts, don't use lots of abbreviations (idk, idc, lolz, omg).
So far the mobile components for services like Upcoming.org or Yelp haven't begun to offer voting or subscriptions, but I suspect it won't be long.
Use your photography skills and post pictures to websites where you earn money from people downloading your pictures.
Some third-party websites or services may be malicious, and use your Twitter account to post spam or commit fraud.
You should always end a blog with something that moves the reader to perform a desired action; however, be very careful about using your blog posts to ask readers to buy things.
Be sure to use your keywords in your blog posts.
You can even use your profile to share the posts.
