As a blogger, I am always looking for new, fresh, and interesting content.  Finding said content can be a little more difficult.  However, Twitter can be a great place to harvest new ideas and untapped information.  Below I have outlined 5 ways I gather fresh content from Twitter:

I have begun work on my second Bachelor’s degree, this time in IT/Web Design and Development.  Over the summer I have taken my first web design class which is appropriately called “Intro to Web Design.” Well, I wanted to take a stab at creating my first web page from scratch, so I wrote up a [...]

As I have written previously (here and here), I have been blessed to meet and interact with some really great people lately — people I would probably never have met otherwise, thanks to blogging and social media. The list includes @TentBlogger, @BibleDude, @AskAaronLee, @nicholas_cardot, @DannyBrown, and many others.

Someone asked me that very question this morning and I’m glad he did.  It got me thinking about how to convey the way I share information, blog posts, and content that I read and find helpful and useful. Enter TwitterFeed. As you can see from the screen shot above, getting started is as easy as 1-2-3.

I have seen and read many blog posts, comments, status updates, and tweets lately about the topic of writer’s block. It seems this is a common problem among writers and one that is talked about regularly.