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Make Your Website Social with Facebook Comments
Facebook Comments may be just the thing to spice up your blog and get the user interaction you've always wanted. Learn about the benefits and drawbacks.
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How to Present Your New Website Project to a Web Developer
When a potential client contacts us about a web project, we're often asked, "How much does a new website cost?" It's a fair question, but not a simple one to answer. In some ways, it would be like asking a...
Updating Twitter with Movable Type and RSS
Create a custom feed to connect Movable Type to your Twitter audience. This allows you to communicate effectively with this marketing savvy crowd.
Syndicating Content with Movable Type
Movable Type has long provided various RSS feed templates to help you share your website content. But what if you want other websites (even those run by the non-tech-savvy) to run your articles seamlessly on their pages as if they were their own posts?
Using Movable Type custom templates and javascript, we've found a way to make that possible - and easy to boot.
Using Movable Type custom templates and javascript, we've found a way to make that possible - and easy to boot.
Cross-posting from Movable Type to Facebook
Lately, we've been getting a lot of questions about integrating Facebook with Movable Type powered websites and blogs. Facebook provides a way to automatically import your MT RSS feed onto your business profile. This tutorial will show you how.
Eating the Dogfood
We've been using Movable Type as our preferred content management solution for almost a decade and we've never maintained a serious business blog. Instead, we've leveraged MT for more traditional websites. In fact, barely a tenth of our clients maintain any sort of blog; but 85% of them have access to Movable Type.