© 2007 - 2011 Allan Cockerill All Rights Reserved
I’d like to introduce you to a WordPress plugin that posts comments from your blogs visitors directly to Twitter.
CommenTwitter is the brain child of Jonathon Bishop, the Internet Marketing Specialist at Magicomm, LLC in Amesbury, MA.
Features Of the plugin include:
Ajax “Send To Twitter” interface integrates seamlessly
Commenters can Tweet their comments
Links back to comments are shortened with cli.gs
Can be tracked by adding an API key
Blog author can Tweet all new comments
A prefix can be added to the tweet
When replying to comments lately, I’ve also made a point of including the commenter’s Twitter user name in my reply.
This is an idea that may give them added exposure, as well as perhaps giving others an added incentive to leave comments on the blog.
I make a point of not replying to all comments at once though, simply because I don’t wish to flood the timelines of other users.
Right: Jon Bishop, author of CommenTwitter
While I realize that other worpress plugins such as Disqus do a similar job, I like the fact that CommenTwitter allows me to retain control over comments on my site.
If you try this plugin, and like it, I’d encourage you to leave a donation via Paypal so that Jon can continue his excellent development work!
You can find Jon on Twitter and Stumbleupon
Please Note: This is not a paid blog post, and I have no affiliation with the author other than using his program and following him on Twitter!
Do you have a program or plugin that you’d like reviewed? Contact me!
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Twitter Your Blog Comments With CommenTwitter
by Allan Cockerill on June 27, 2009
© 2007 - 2011 Allan Cockerill All Rights Reserved
I’d like to introduce you to a WordPress plugin that posts comments from your blogs visitors directly to Twitter.
CommenTwitter is the brain child of Jonathon Bishop, the Internet Marketing Specialist at Magicomm, LLC in Amesbury, MA.
Features Of the plugin include:- Ajax “Send To Twitter” interface integrates seamlessly
- Commenters can Tweet their comments
- Links back to comments are shortened with cli.gs
- Can be tracked by adding an API key
- Blog author can Tweet all new comments
- A prefix can be added to the tweet
When replying to comments lately, I’ve also made a point of including the commenter’s Twitter user name in my reply.
This is an idea that may give them added exposure, as well as perhaps giving others an added incentive to leave comments on the blog.
I make a point of not replying to all comments at once though, simply because I don’t wish to flood the timelines of other users.
Right: Jon Bishop, author of CommenTwitter
While I realize that other worpress plugins such as Disqus do a similar job, I like the fact that CommenTwitter allows me to retain control over comments on my site.
If you try this plugin, and like it, I’d encourage you to leave a donation via Paypal so that Jon can continue his excellent development work!
You can find Jon on Twitter and Stumbleupon
Please Note: This is not a paid blog post, and I have no affiliation with the author other than using his program and following him on Twitter!
Do you have a program or plugin that you’d like reviewed? Contact me!
© 2007 - 2011 Allan Cockerill All Rights Reserved
Tagged as: commentwitter, DISQUS, plugin, Stumbleupon, Twitter, Web, Wordpress, worpress plugin