Screencast No. 1: How to Use Twitpic to Add Photos to Your Twitter Stream

Boost Your Twit-Appeal With Photos

As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. If you are not already including photographs in your Twitter stream, now is a good time to start. As you will see in this screencast, it's easy to do using Twitpic, and it adds fun, color and appeal to your Twitter stream.

     

There are lots of other programs you can use to add photos to your Tweets, but I like Twitpic when I'm at my laptop because it's quick and creates an easy and fun way for people to share my pictures with their followers at Twitter.

By the way, this is my first screencast and I set my screen region to be a little big. Next time, I'll choose smaller screen settings so the video is clearer.

Question: Do you add photos to your Twitter stream? Has it been worth your time to do so? If you'd like, please share other photo sharing applications that work with Twitter.

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Comments

[Gina Rafkind]

Hi dM,
This is great! I just uploaded a photo on twitpic. So easy with your clear instructions.
Thanks so much!
Love the pic of your son and the chocolate cake-now I'm craving some of that!
Gina

[Donna Johnson]

@Gina: Wow! You're quick. I just posted this screencast. I'm so glad it was easy to follow. I hoped that would be the case, but you never know until an objective third party gives you feedback. I'm going to do more screencasts so feel free to let me know what else you'd like me to share. Happy New Year!

[Anne-Marie]

I love using TwitPic to add a new dimension to my Twitter stream. What a great tutorial for new people to learn how to use TwitPic.

[Donna Maria @ Indie Business]

A-M: Thanks for sharing your love for Twitpic. I remember feeling unsure of Twitpic and not using it for a long time simply because I didn't know how. Would like to help others avoid that hesitation!