You know that huge wish list you have in a spreadsheet somewhere on your computer? The things you would really like to get done that improves your product or service, but might not be the highest priority. Things that make it look better, work better or even just flow better. That list you keep adding … Continue reading More BundlePost Upgrades And Added Features Go Live
Today Bundle Post begins an expansion from our unique social media content management, curation and scheduling roots, to the addition of content marketing, traffic building and extending reach for blogs and content creators. Today we are announcing the Bundle Post RSS Project that has already begun databasing, categorizing and indexing RSS feeds across the web. … Continue reading We Want To Share Your Blog Content, RSS and Expand Your Reach
By now it has probably become apparent that Bundle Post has no interest in sitting on our hands with our product development. Continuing to innovate, improve and fine tune the technology is at the core of who we are as a company, while at the same time creating substantial new features like the new Bundlet … Continue reading Inline Social Media Content Editing, Hashtag Adds – Plus 4 More Upgrades
Last week I was reviewing our evergreen content in Bundle Post and realizing that a small percentage of our legacy blog content was showing up in our RSS Feed Channel. We have some 200+ blog posts that we often reshare through our social channels using Bundle Post, but WordPress limits the number of items it … Continue reading Expanding Your WordPress Blog RSS Reach By Adjusting Rate Limits
There are many types of evergreen or legacy content that can and should be shared over and over in your social media marketing efforts. Video content that provides value to your audience is one of the most effective content types you can share in social media, so why don't we do a better job at … Continue reading Managing YouTube Video Content For Social Media Marketing
So we have all known for some time that the Google Reader was going away. Sometime back Google announced that they were going to be shutting down their RSS reader altogether, however they never mentioned any changes that would directly affect Google Alerts. Nothing was ever so much as alluded to that Alert Feeds (which … Continue reading Google Alert Feeds Unexpectedly Killed Along With Google Reader
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