Launching the idek blog

I was putting this off for a bit, mostly because I’ve been focusing solely on getting features out. However, I was struggling to get info out there about the new features. So here it is, the idek blog, found simple at b.idek.net.

I’ve already posted the help videos that I previously created. I haven’t gotten a lot of feedback on these videos yet. Is the volume to low? Do you not want to see my mug? Are they helpful? Let me know.

One quick note, as I recently tweeted, idek was just accepted as a source for Twitter. This means that if you tweet from the Tweet it! bookmark, your tweets will show up in the clients as coming from idek. Pretty cool.

If you have any questions or ideas for features, please just DM or @covati

Adam
Founder of idek.net

Tweet directly from a webpage

A recent feature that’s pretty exciting is the new Tweet it! bookmark. With this tool you can tweet directly from any webpage, capturing the url via idek and providing your own comment. You can actually highlight some text and that will be automatically included in your tweet as well. For the full skinny, check out this quick video on how to set get tweeting.

Any questions? Just DM @covati

How url shorteners work and how they affect SEO

This post was brought over from adamcovati.com

Url Shorteners like idek.net are great for places where characters are at a premium. Whether that be a tweet or an SMS message. Some people have asked me how the url redirects work and how they affect SEO. This quick video gives a basic overview of 301 redirects which is what idek.net uses to get your from a short url to a long one.

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