Streamline Your Social Sites

Social networking is great for keeping up with your friends and relatives, but what about all the time you sink into it?  The effort you devote to social networks can consume your day faster than you can pick up pals on Facebook.  Here are seven ways to make your experience less complex.  Digsby is great for combining your entire online social life, Wrapping social networking, IM, and email into one tight little package.  this i a great little multitasking download that integrates AIM, Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, and tons more all form the comfort of one unified system tray application. www.digsby.com 


It seems this one is used by everyone but me, however, I would if I needed it. Google Latitude acts like a Lo Jack for their loved ones.  Accessible from your cell phone or browser, Latitude displays where all your friends are located on a Google Map.


It is always exciting for me to see that someone has written a comment on my Facebook wall, but if you are doing actual work at some point in time during the day, the deluge of e-mail notifications from social networks can be a huge time hole.  Nutshellmail consolidates messages from the likes of Facebook, Twitter, and secondary email accounts into one Scheduled digest, so you can get a quick look of your popularity. nutshell.com


Want something that is all about managing your status? ping.fm(registration required) is what you are looking for.  Set up this with your Facebook and Twitter accounts, for example and a single update automatically posts a new status update on Facebook as well as a new tweet to Twitter. Multiply that function by more than 30 supported social networking sites, and you could save some serious time. 


If you are crazy addicted to the popular social networking and micro blogging service Twitter,  you have probably outgrown using Twitter's Web interface to write and track tweets.  TweetDeck.com  is a no cost download that puts Twitter on steroids, letting you easily track particular search terms, group your friends, shrink URLs and more, all from one centralized window. 


Below is a video regarding using NutshellMail.

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