Standing Out From The Crowd With Posterous
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Okay, I know that Teeg is the explorer, and I’m the writer, but today I think that I may just have scooped her by signing up to Posterous first!
Posterous is a very simple blogging site that you can post to by using email or sms.
You can link your account to Twitter, Flickr, Tumblr, Blogger, Wordpress and a number of other platforms.
Once you have set up your account, you can add the services that you want to link to, and they will be updated each time you post to Posterous.
You can send any type of file you like, including .doc and pdf, as well as different image and video files.
Links from Youtube and other video sites are automatically embedded.
Here’s the blog I started there today
I will share more about the site as I use it more. The blog I started today was there just minutes after signing up, and I believe that this is one reason that the site will be successful.
It’s obviously in a similar market space to Tumblr, but I found it much easier to use, and more appealing to the eye!
Please note that I am not connected to Posterous.com in any way, other than just having been converted to this simple blogging method!
Follow this link to go to Posterous!
Allan Cockerill
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Comments
Comment from Sharon
Time August 18, 2008 at 2:14 pm
I found this page from mousewords. This is great; thanks for sharing!
Comment from Angela
Time August 22, 2008 at 4:42 am
The posterous are good and amazing.And even very ice to watch.
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Comment from Sid Savara
Time August 14, 2008 at 2:19 pm
I saw Posterous somewhere else as well, someone was talking about it. It’s cool, and it’s amazing how over the years the technical barriers to entry keep getting lowered as people find new ways to make blogging easier. I’m sure that’s a good thing.
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