Social Media has perhaps had more reformation than anything else, including the internet itself. Back in the days of Orkut and MySpace, it was much about finding and connecting with people out there. The social media of today though, has now become a world of its own. One of the most important features now is the live or real time search on social media. This was first introduced by Twitter in the form of the Hashtag. The Hashtag is a way of performing live search through unique algorithms that scan tweets and shares for hashtags present in them. This method has been adopted by many websites now, and looks like it’s growing in popularity. The Hashtag is an effective way of getting your tweets and shares noticed, and is a great social networking feature you can make use of. So are you using it effectively?
WordPress is a very large publishing platform that is powering hundreds of thousands of blogs. Hence, it is very popular. And so is Twitter. If you’re a blogger, then chances are, that you use Twitter for your updates and fan engagement, because Twitter undoubtedly is one of the best tools for building audience and socializing with others. You can use Twitter to divert some 
In the era when Social Networking has turned into a basic necessity of life, the most efficient and quick method to communicate and stay updated is to join a social networking website and following it. While Facebook takes all the privilege to hold on all its users with the everyday launch of plugins and features to facilitate its users, Twitter comes next. Although this branch of Social media is yet not as popular in 
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Facebook and Twitter are the most widely used social networks around the world. Most people using Twitter, use Facebook as well. For bloggers, having profiles on both the networks is a must. And even for other people, social networks have become an important part of their lives. Sharing thoughts, interests and stuff has become a major part of social interactions. In case you are active on both the social networks, you might have wondered whether you could publish stuff on both simultaneously. Previously, I talked about how you could 
Facebook and Twitter are the two most widely used social networks all over the world. Facebook has over 800 million active users, while Twitter enjoys a lesser, but no less modest 140 million active users (both as of March 2012). While Facebook is mostly for connecting friends and family, Twitter is more centered towards marketing products and interacting / providing information and updates to your followers. Twitter, then,is the most essential tool in a blogger’s toolkit. Wouldn’t it be nice if your Facebook updates are automatically published on Twitter?