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This document summarizes Tumblr and provides tips for using the blogging platform. It explains that Tumblr allows users to easily share photos, videos, text and other content. It also discusses how to create posts using different media types, engage with other users by liking and reblogging content, and find content through following hashtags and other users. The document concludes by offering best practices like curating rather than solely creating original content and following judiciously to avoid irrelevant posts filling your dashboard.
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Do you have a business blog that’s not getting the visits, readership and engagement that you are looking for?
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Great social media execution is a powerful new weapon in Search Engine Optimization (SEO) that can lead to top search rankings for your company. Today, over 50% of Google searches for major brands turn up user-generated content, blog articles and other social media related content. However, most fail to deliver even close to the desired results.
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To contact Stephan directly or look at more of his videos, interviews, and articles, check out his website at www.stephanspencer.com
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This document summarizes Tumblr and provides tips for using the blogging platform. It explains that Tumblr allows users to easily share photos, videos, text and other content. It also discusses how to create posts using different media types, engage with other users by liking and reblogging content, and find content through following hashtags and other users. The document concludes by offering best practices like curating rather than solely creating original content and following judiciously to avoid irrelevant posts filling your dashboard.
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Do you have a business blog that’s not getting the visits, readership and engagement that you are looking for?
Spending a lot of time writing blog posts and not seeing any sort of return on your investment can be frustrating. Chances are, you may not be creating the right type of posts, or not optimizing them, or not promoting them. Any one of these can turn your blog post into a tree falling in the forest.
In this post, I’ll walk you through a step-by-step process of making the most of every single post. (Hey, I’m a poet, and I didn’t even know it!
The document describes the author's process in creating a blog to document tips and tricks for using the EBSCOhost search engine. The author chose to create the blog using WordPress due to its ease of use and functionality. The author selected the "Chunk Theme" for the blog due to its clean and accessible design. Efforts were made to make the blog usable and accessible, including adding descriptive text to images, embedding and linking to tutorial videos, and using design principles like sufficient white space. The overall goal was to create a blog that could help readers learn more about using EBSCOhost.
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Of the three pillars of SEO (content, architecture, and links), it’s the “link authority” pillar that’s usually the weakest. If only it weren’t so darned difficult and time-consuming to acquire high quality, relevant links! Yet without such links, you won’t be able to earn the trust, authority and importance required to rank well in search results, and your optimization efforts will fall short.
So, how do you solve this?
To answer that, author and consultant Stephan Spencer shares how to deploy a structured process via social media that can help your company be found – and stand out – in search engine results.
To contact Stephan directly or look at more of his videos, interviews, and articles, check out his website at www.stephanspencer.com
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The document provides training on various social media platforms and strategies for engaging constituents online. It discusses investing time and resources to properly manage social media accounts. Platforms covered include blogs, Audioboo, YouTube, Twitter, hashtags, retweeting, and email. For each platform, it provides tips on how to use the tools effectively such as keeping posts short, linking to other content, and regularly engaging with followers. The document stresses the importance of social media as part of an overall communications strategy and growing an engaged audience online.
Tips for nonprofits on how to effectively manage the content creation process to market their organizations and build support for their good causes. Excerpted from a live webinar presented on July 23, 2009.
Tumblr is a free blogging platform that allows users to post multimedia content like photos, videos and text. Users can follow other blogs and reblog or share posts. It is unique because it has an unlimited word count and makes it easy for users to share and discover new content. Popular users include celebrities like Beyonce, Lady Gaga, John Mayer and Katy Perry. Tumblr is a good option for those interested in art, visual content or easy blogging on mobile devices.
Forums allow students in online classes to discuss course topics when they cannot meet in person. Students are expected to make in-depth, thoughtful posts responding to the prompt and at least two other students' comments. Simply agreeing or writing short responses will not earn points. Forums may involve creating projects like presentations to share with the class. Students should cite sources, stay respectful, and ask the person they are responding to by name. While not every module has a forum, they are an important way to interact with classmates and demonstrate learning.
The document provides an overview of social media platforms and Facebook's new Timeline feature. It discusses:
1. The key social media platforms including their user bases and engagement metrics.
2. Details on Facebook Timeline including cover photos, profile pictures, tabs, apps, posts, milestones, and activity log.
3. Best practices for using Timeline such as pinning important posts, highlighting engaging content, and curating brand milestones.
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The document discusses how to use blogs. It defines a blog as a website maintained by an individual with regular commentary, descriptions, or other media like graphics or video. It recommends starting a blog on sites like Blogger, WordPress, Tumblr, Facebook or Twitter. The document outlines how to create an account, choose design options, make posts, interact with comments, and includes example blog links.
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This document provides guidelines for properly giving photo credit when sharing images online. It discusses the importance of images, the different types of photos that can be shared (own photos, copyrighted images, Creative Commons images, stock images), and the rules for each. The key points are to always obtain permission before using copyrighted images, understand the licensing terms for Creative Commons and stock images, and provide proper attribution by naming the creator and source whenever an image is used. Failing to follow copyright law by not crediting sources can result in legal liability.
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* Social media skills;
* Easy tricks for online optimization;
* Generating contacts from social business contacts
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Moderator: Rob Bartlett, Bartlett Creative, Houston TX
Presenters:
Alise Isbell, Write Wise Communications, Houston
Allie Herzog, Ward Creative Communications, Houston,
Susan Farrell, Captavi, Houston
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I unwrapped Tumblr with ADPR 2200: Media Writing at Marquette University. This presentation introduces Tumblr, describes posting and engaging on Tumblr and offers 10 tips for writers.
Mykl Novak gave a presentation on using Tumblr to the National Association of Black Journalists at Marquette University. The presentation provided an overview of Tumblr, how to post on Tumblr including different post types, how to engage on Tumblr through reblogging, liking, replying and asking questions. It also discussed who uses Tumblr, how journalists can use Tumblr, lessons learned and 10 tips for journalists using Tumblr including identifying yourself, sticking to a consistent blog name, using visuals, adding captions, considering post length, posting often but staggering posts, posting in the evenings, linking related posts and finding a niche.
Tumblr is the seventh largest social media platform with over 179 million blogs and 81 billion posts as of 2014. It attracts a younger demographic, with 67% of users under 35 and 56% female. Tumblr allows users to engage through microblogging and acts as a platform for participating in new media trends, though users defend diversity and punish bigotry. Engagement involves finding and following communities, blogging, reblogging, replying, liking, and tagging to drive traffic and organize content.
1. The document outlines 8 steps for setting up and customizing a Tumblr account, including choosing a username, understanding the different post types, following and getting followers, liking and reblogging posts, using drafts and queues, customizing the blog's appearance and settings, and posting original content.
2. It describes the 7 different post types on Tumblr: text, photo, quote, link, chat, audio, and video. It also explains how to follow other users, get followers, like and reblog posts from others.
3. Additional tips include using drafts and queues to schedule posts, customizing the blog's theme, pages, and other settings, and posting engaging original content to
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2. It details the 7 different post types on Tumblr and explains how to follow other users, get followers, like and reblog posts from others.
3. The steps also cover customizing the blog, using the queue and draft features, understanding messages, and optimizing original content posts with relevant tags and frequent updates.
1. The document outlines 8 steps for setting up and customizing a Tumblr account, including choosing a username, understanding the different post types, following and getting followers, liking and reblogging posts, using drafts and queues, customizing the blog's appearance and settings, and posting original content.
2. It describes the 7 different post types on Tumblr: text, photo, quote, link, chat, audio, and video. It also explains how to follow other users, get followers, like and reblog posts from others.
3. Additional steps cover using drafts and queues to schedule posts, customizing the blog's theme, pages, and other settings, and tips for writing engaging original content
This document discusses different blogging platforms and provides tips for blog design. It describes key features of Blogger, including unlimited blogs per user and storage limits. WordPress is summarized as a free and open-source blogging platform turned content management system. Tumblr allows users to post various media and follow others. Movable Type was also popular early on. The document concludes with design tips such as avoiding bright colors, large images, and staying customizable.
This document discusses different blogging platforms and provides tips for blog design. It describes key features of Blogger, including unlimited blogs per user and storage limits. WordPress is summarized as a free and open-source blogging platform turned content management system. Tumblr allows users to post various media and follow others. Movable Type was also popular early on. The document concludes with design tips such as avoiding bright colors, large images, and staying customizable.
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Scientific outreach and grant writing are skills that will be essential throughout the career of is a researcher. This course is designed to provide tips for scientific outreach to, and more importantly, beyond the scientific community, and also to introduce the subject of grant writing for various formats of grant applications. This powerpoint presentation contains Part 4 of the course which focusses on blogging for scientific outreach. The lectures were delivered as part of an optional discipline module at the Institute of Biology, Federal University of Bahia in October-November 2018.
The document provides training on various social media platforms and strategies for engaging constituents online. It discusses investing time and resources to properly manage social media accounts. Platforms covered include blogs, Audioboo, YouTube, Twitter, hashtags, retweeting, and email. For each platform, it provides tips on how to use the tools effectively such as keeping posts short, linking to other content, and regularly engaging with followers. The document stresses the importance of social media as part of an overall communications strategy and growing an engaged audience online.
Tips for nonprofits on how to effectively manage the content creation process to market their organizations and build support for their good causes. Excerpted from a live webinar presented on July 23, 2009.
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Forums allow students in online classes to discuss course topics when they cannot meet in person. Students are expected to make in-depth, thoughtful posts responding to the prompt and at least two other students' comments. Simply agreeing or writing short responses will not earn points. Forums may involve creating projects like presentations to share with the class. Students should cite sources, stay respectful, and ask the person they are responding to by name. While not every module has a forum, they are an important way to interact with classmates and demonstrate learning.
The document provides an overview of social media platforms and Facebook's new Timeline feature. It discusses:
1. The key social media platforms including their user bases and engagement metrics.
2. Details on Facebook Timeline including cover photos, profile pictures, tabs, apps, posts, milestones, and activity log.
3. Best practices for using Timeline such as pinning important posts, highlighting engaging content, and curating brand milestones.
The document aims to educate brands on utilizing the new Timeline format and engaging audiences across various social media channels.
The document discusses how to use blogs. It defines a blog as a website maintained by an individual with regular commentary, descriptions, or other media like graphics or video. It recommends starting a blog on sites like Blogger, WordPress, Tumblr, Facebook or Twitter. The document outlines how to create an account, choose design options, make posts, interact with comments, and includes example blog links.
This document provides 101 ideas for blog post content from two sources - www.davidrisley.com and www.ihelpyoublog.com. The ideas range from discussing your own experiences, social media interactions, forum discussions, keyword research, interviews, tutorials, reviews, polls and more. The goal is to generate ongoing topics that are relevant to your readers and provide value.
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The document discusses three hurdles in the publishing side of WordPress: brainstorming, scheduling, and posting & syndication. For brainstorming, it recommends capturing ideas with Evernote, writing headlines in a sandwich format, and focusing on lists, reviews, and guides. For scheduling, it suggests building a routine, experimenting with schedules, and using calendars. For posting & syndication, it advises writing in various apps, syndicating through services like Ping.fm, and monitoring feedback with dashboards and alerts. The overall message is that WordPress is a powerful publishing platform and these tips can help users overcome hurdles.
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* Social media skills;
* Easy tricks for online optimization;
* Generating contacts from social business contacts
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Moderator: Rob Bartlett, Bartlett Creative, Houston TX
Presenters:
Alise Isbell, Write Wise Communications, Houston
Allie Herzog, Ward Creative Communications, Houston,
Susan Farrell, Captavi, Houston
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I unwrapped Tumblr with ADPR 2200: Media Writing at Marquette University. This presentation introduces Tumblr, describes posting and engaging on Tumblr and offers 10 tips for writers.
Mykl Novak gave a presentation on using Tumblr to the National Association of Black Journalists at Marquette University. The presentation provided an overview of Tumblr, how to post on Tumblr including different post types, how to engage on Tumblr through reblogging, liking, replying and asking questions. It also discussed who uses Tumblr, how journalists can use Tumblr, lessons learned and 10 tips for journalists using Tumblr including identifying yourself, sticking to a consistent blog name, using visuals, adding captions, considering post length, posting often but staggering posts, posting in the evenings, linking related posts and finding a niche.
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1. The document outlines 8 steps for setting up and customizing a Tumblr account, including choosing a username, understanding the different post types, following and getting followers, liking and reblogging posts, using drafts and queues, customizing the blog's appearance and settings, and posting original content.
2. It describes the 7 different post types on Tumblr: text, photo, quote, link, chat, audio, and video. It also explains how to follow other users, get followers, like and reblog posts from others.
3. Additional tips include using drafts and queues to schedule posts, customizing the blog's theme, pages, and other settings, and posting engaging original content to
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2. It details the 7 different post types on Tumblr and explains how to follow other users, get followers, like and reblog posts from others.
3. The steps also cover customizing the blog, using the queue and draft features, understanding messages, and optimizing original content posts with relevant tags and frequent updates.
1. The document outlines 8 steps for setting up and customizing a Tumblr account, including choosing a username, understanding the different post types, following and getting followers, liking and reblogging posts, using drafts and queues, customizing the blog's appearance and settings, and posting original content.
2. It describes the 7 different post types on Tumblr: text, photo, quote, link, chat, audio, and video. It also explains how to follow other users, get followers, like and reblog posts from others.
3. Additional steps cover using drafts and queues to schedule posts, customizing the blog's theme, pages, and other settings, and tips for writing engaging original content
This document discusses different blogging platforms and provides tips for blog design. It describes key features of Blogger, including unlimited blogs per user and storage limits. WordPress is summarized as a free and open-source blogging platform turned content management system. Tumblr allows users to post various media and follow others. Movable Type was also popular early on. The document concludes with design tips such as avoiding bright colors, large images, and staying customizable.
This document discusses different blogging platforms and provides tips for blog design. It describes key features of Blogger, including unlimited blogs per user and storage limits. WordPress is summarized as a free and open-source blogging platform turned content management system. Tumblr allows users to post various media and follow others. Movable Type was also popular early on. The document concludes with design tips such as avoiding bright colors, large images, and staying customizable.
Scientific Outreach and Grantsmanship Part 4 bloggingDavid Tng
Scientific outreach and grant writing are skills that will be essential throughout the career of is a researcher. This course is designed to provide tips for scientific outreach to, and more importantly, beyond the scientific community, and also to introduce the subject of grant writing for various formats of grant applications. This powerpoint presentation contains Part 4 of the course which focusses on blogging for scientific outreach. The lectures were delivered as part of an optional discipline module at the Institute of Biology, Federal University of Bahia in October-November 2018.
The document provides instructions for creating and managing a WordPress blog. It outlines how to create an account, add posts, use categories and tags, save and publish posts, add pages, insert images and links, and gives general blogging tips. Key steps include choosing a blog domain when creating an account, classifying posts with categories and tags, using the "Save" button to draft posts, and only including images and content that one has copyright permission to use.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social media platform that allows users to post various types of media like text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users and hashtags. Creating an account takes less than 2 minutes by entering a username, email, and password. Once logged in, users can make posts by clicking buttons to add quotes, text, or reblog other users' posts. The interface provides options to customize profiles, add friends, and manage account settings.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform that allows users to post various types of media like text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users' blogs and their favorite tags. Creating a Tumblr blog takes less than 2 minutes by entering an email, password, and URL during sign-up. Once signed up, users can make posts by clicking buttons to add quotes, text, or reblog other users' content and add their own captions. The interface provides options to customize the blog, add friends and tags, and edit preferences.
Tumblr is a microblogging and social networking platform that allows users to post different types of media like text, photos, videos, and links. Users can follow other users' blogs and their favorite tags. Creating an account takes less than 2 minutes by entering an email, password, and URL. Once logged in, users can make different types of posts including quotes, reblogs of other users' content, customizing their themes and profiles, and following other users.
The document provides a step-by-step guide to learning WordPress. It discusses widgets, menus, plugins, accessing the dashboard, creating posts and pages, adding images and videos, categories and tags, and basic WordPress settings. The guide explains how to customize the sidebar, create navigation menus, add functionality through plugins, and navigate the backend interface. It also outlines how to write, format and publish new content on the site.
The document outlines a 3-part tutorial on using Tumblr. Part 1 discusses what Tumblr is, how to sign up, basics of using Tumblr like creating blogs and posts, following others, and navigation. Part 2 covers customizing personal sites and blog settings. Part 3 will discuss creating an event blog on fundraising for poverty in Africa.
The document provides instructions for creating a first post in WordPress. It outlines how to add a title, write post text, choose categories, include images and set image options, save and publish the post, add links, include YouTube videos, and use the "more" option to show an introduction on the home page. The document guides new WordPress users through the basic features and commands for starting their first blog post.
This document provides tips for bloggers to get connected and increase engagement on their blogs. It recommends writing high-quality, frequent posts and utilizing tags, comments, and social sharing to help others find and engage with content. Bloggers can also monitor their growth using stats, create polls to gather reader input, and connect with other bloggers through blog-surfing and readomatic tools.
A blog is an online journal or diary that allows individuals to freely express thoughts and ideas on various topics. Key components of a blog include a header, content area, footer, and sidebar. Posts typically contain text, images, and links. Blogs are created using blogging platforms like Blogger, which allow users to sign up, choose a template and blog address, and add and customize posts. Posts should have catchy titles and focus on quality content to engage readers and improve search engine rankings. Blogs can be used for both personal expression and educational purposes like facilitating class discussions.
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A wound is a break in the integrity of the skin or tissues, which may be associated with disruption of the structure and function.
Healing is the body’s response to injury in an attempt to restore normal structure and functions.
Healing can occur in two ways: Regeneration and Repair
There are 4 phases of wound healing: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling. This document also describes the mechanism of wound healing. Factors that affect healing include infection, uncontrolled diabetes, poor nutrition, age, anemia, the presence of foreign bodies, etc.
Complications of wound healing like infection, hyperpigmentation of scar, contractures, and keloid formation.
7. I: What is Tumblr?
• Place to “follow the
world’s creators.”
• “Tumblr makes it
effortless to share
anything you find
or create.”
tumblr.com/why-tumblr
8. So what’s Tumblr really?
• “...a digital incubator for all things visually stunning.”
(Christine Erickson, mashable.com)
• “...a swirl of photographs, songs, inside jokes,
animated cartoons and virtual warm fuzzies.”
(Jeff Bercovici, Forbes)
• “...the Lost and Found Department of the entire
Internet.” (Salon.com)
• “...the end of your social life.” (urbandictionary.com)
28. Demographics
• Top 15 websites in U.S.
ranked 13th by
• #2 U.S. mobile website
• 56% female, 44% male
• Especially attracts ages 18 to 24
• College educated audience
Source: www.quantcast.com/top-sites/US
29. Tumblr hyperactivity
41.4 billion
total posts on Tumblr
91.1 million
total blogs
www.tumblr.com/about/
30. Google search trends
“Tumblr” surpassed “blog” as a Google search term in Dec. 2012
Google Trends: bit.ly/googletumblr
31. Tumblr culture
“The core of Tumblr‟s „social‟
experience is how people
consume and share content
based on their interests,
rather than through a
conversation with
their social circles.”
(emphasis mine)
— Ingrid Lunden, TechCrunch
32. Why Tumblr for Writers
• Post your own stories and other’s stories
• Mine Tumblr for story ideas
• Engage your readers (Tumblr followers)
• Connect with other writers on Tumblr
• Group blogs allow multiple authors
46. Use top-right corner
In dash...
• Hover over
a post’s top-
right corner
for date/time
• Click to view
post page
47. Access Blog Settings
• From dash, click
Settings icon
• In the left column,
click your
blog’s name
48. Blog Settings
• Upload your avatar photo to replace...
• Replies – I suggest checking both:
• Allow replies from people you follow.
• Allow replies from people following you for
more than 2 weeks.
• Ask – I check “Let people ask questions” but
I do not check “Allow anonymous questions”
• Set the time zone (MU is GMT -6:00)
49. 7 types of posts
Choose wisely. Once selected, you cannot switch post types.
If text should be a photo, you will need start a new post.
50. Image driven
of original posts
are photos
Source: mashable.com, 11/14/11
51. GIF: Word of the Year
(as picked by Oxford American Dictionary)
53. Photo uploads
• 10 MB limit for most images
• Animated GIF limit is 1 MB
• Use JPG, PNG, GIF or BMP
• 500 by 700 pixel default for dash
• 1280 by 1920 pixel limit for larger
version
65. Styling the post
italic
(Ctrl-I insert/ number bullet block edit
or ⌘I) edit link list list quote HTML
bold strike- unlink read upload spell
(Ctrl-B through more image check
or ⌘B) break
66. Upload photo in text
1. Place 2. Click & select photo
cursor
at insert
68. “Read More” break
read more break
• If your all-text post fills more than your
whole screen (5+ paragraphs), consider
using the “Read More” break.
• After your compelling intro text, the
“read more” break offers a link to more.
• It’s optional but good Tumblr etiquette.
73. Tag the post
• No pound sign needed; Tumblr adds the #
• Spaces allowed in tags
• Comma or return after each tag
• No hyphens in tags
• Search tags from dashboard or use a URL like
www.tumblr.com/tagged/marquette
75. Share draft for feedback
• From your Drafts
page, click the upper
right corner to access
an unpublished draft
page.
• Copy the URL of the
resulting draft blog
page and send it to
someone for review.
• Reviewer cannot make
changes. After the
post is published, that
URL stops working.
76. Where are my drafts?
only appears if
you have drafts
88. Pages
• For FAQ, about, résumé or resource content
• Followers cannot like or reblog pages
• To create pages...
• On public blog, click (usually upper right)
• Scroll down the left column to Pages (click to open)
• Click “+ Add a page”
• Resembles text post creation
90. Reblog
• Before Twitter’s retweet, there was reblog
• Quickly shares what you love on Tumblr
• Creates a copy to your Tumblr blog
• Allows you to add your own comments
• Attributes to the original author
• Adds to notes on the original post
• Notifies author on dashboard (if set)
91. Why reblog?
• Share other’s ideas, stories and images
• Strike a balance: creating vs. curating
• Add your own comments and images
• Engages followers; converts non-followers
• Founder/CEO David Karp saw it as a more
thoughtful way of engaging online...
92. Visit the David Karp video link below.
Start at the 8-minute mark and go for 4 minutes.
bit.ly/karpcomments
95. Reblog
form
appears
If you like,
add your comments here
Add your tags here
Click reblog post
96. Reblogging longer text
Tumblr may
truncate longer
text posts to a
link post to
save space on truncated here
the dashboard.
But you want
the whole
post...
99. Like
• Marks what you like from Tumblr
• Similar to Twitter favorites
• Does NOT create a post on your blog
• Adds to Notes on the original post
• Likes may appear in a sidebar or link (if set)
• Notifies author on dashboard (if set)
100. Reply
• Replies to your posts are off by default
• Can allow replies from people you follow
• Can allow replies from those following
you for more than two weeks
• For comments, use DISQUS add-on:
disqus.com/admin/tumblr/
101. Reply to a post
• Reply to those you follow
• Click Reply icon on dashboard posts
• 250 character limit
103. Making a question post
• Start a text, photo, link, audio or video post
• End a text post, headline or a caption with “?”
• The ? prompts this option on the right
• Check “Let people answer this”
• Creates a question post with answer box
106. Ask others a question
• Click avatar, ask link or go to /ask
• 500-character limit;10 asks/hour
• No web or email addresses
• No “sent items” folder
108. About Fan Mail
• Must follow for 48 hours to send Fan Mail
• Click mail icon in upper right of blog home
(or click the avatar on the dashboard)
• Unlike asks, Fan Mail allows URLs
• Limit of 500 Fan Mails per day
• Fan Mail cannot be disabled, but you can
ignore the user to stop unwanted
messages
109. Your Inbox
• Watch for the new message indicator
• Inbox gathers asks and fan mail
• Settings > Email > New Messages for alert
• Fan Mail responses go to their Inbox
• For asks, either publish response to your
blog or answer privately to their Inbox
110. Tie to Twitter/Facebook
1. Set up in Blog Settings 2. Select when posting
Integrates to Facebook’s Timeline, News Feed and Ticker.
Shares replies and likes on Timeline.
111. Promote this post
Be careful with promoted posts;
not all Tumblr followers like them.
114. Following
• Follow accounts that fit your interests
• Click in the upper right of blog
• On the dashboard, click + to follow
115. Following suggestions
• Spotlight: 55 categories
tumblr.com/spotlight/
• Storyboard:
storyboard.tumblr.com
• Media Tumblrs:
unwrapping.tumblr.com/media
• Marquette Roster:
postmarq.tumblr.com/roster
116. Seedy side of Tumblr
• Spam likes or reblogs (use “ignore”)
• Beware of phishing for Tumblr logins
• F-bombs, even on official Tumblr stuff
• F***yeah blogs (100,000+ blogs)
127. 6. Formatting matters
• We read text 25% slower on screen
than on paper.
• Use subheads to emphasize your points
and create a clean, visual structure.
• Making several points? Consider a list.
128. 7. Post often but stagger
• Post too often and you
may receive less notes
• Post infrequently and
you may not gain a
following
• Undercurrent.com
study: One post per day
134. 12. “Write about what you
care about and do it often.
Build up a portfolio of work.
Eventually, if your work is
good, someone will notice,
and if they don‟t, start
pitching it to places and
people you respect.”
— Anthony De Rosa (soupsoup.tumblr.com)