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1. What are the tools you use to blog?
- My MacBook Pro laptop (a lovely Christmas present)
- My Panasonic Lumix digital camera (and USB cord to download)
- Photo editing tools: Picnik, iPhoto, Google Doc Drawing (nothing super fancy)
- Blogger.com to edit/publish posts
- Analytics: Google Analytics, Performancing Metrics, Quantcast
- Pinterest is the latest for finding inspiration and great photos to include on my posts
I'm also on Twitter and Google+ but don't consider that a tool FOR blogging but a tool to help promote my blog, does that count?
2. What technology item is on your wish-list?
I'd definitely like to upgrade my camera and get a tripod. Picnik is closing in April so I'll definitely have to find another free photo editing service on the web. Any suggestions?
3. Through the barrage of posts, tweets, pics, poses, messages, etc... how do you avoid becoming a slave to the constant infiltration of information?
I don't think I have (lol!). My job requires me to be on Twitter several times a day and I love to use it personally while watching TV. I definitely recommend unplugging at least once a week. I typically do this on the weekend for a couple hours. I also try to choose the social media outlets that work best for my blog. I'm not on Pose or Chictopia because I'm not a style blogger.
How do you avoid information overload?
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Very cool laptop. That is great your job requires to be online all the time.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my post.
Daphne.
Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteLove your desk setup! I would like to upgrade my camera too. Need one that has a remote as I already have a tripod but with only 10 seconds to get in position, posing is limited.
ReplyDeleteI usually stay fairly plugged in too. Complete geekdom!
haha that's not my desk... Yes the 10 second self timer is too quick :(
DeleteCouldn't live without my MacBook Pro :) Have you tried Picasa? It's not web but it's always reminded me of Picnik. In the past I tried both and decided on Picasa.
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't. I'll check it out - thanks!
Deletelooove that setup!
ReplyDeletemelanie
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I think I need some new tools, I feel sadly left behind:) Thanks for commenting on my blog and I love it if you would send me and invitation for Pinterest. Thanks:)
ReplyDeletePicasa is a good free program. I never really used Picnik soI'm not sure if it does all the same stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog.