If you'll indulge me, this is a post about some recent tech changes to LeanBlog.org and some tech features you might want to take advantage of. And, I definitely want your feedback, so please leave your comments below.
iPhone App
I've mentioned this before, but I'll also mention that iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad readers can get my content (my blog and podcasts) along with content from six other outstanding bloggers in our free “Lean Daily” app. If you want to leave a comment when you're reading in the app, you can click through in the app to see the full web page version of the blogs. If you use the app, please consider leaving a rating or review.
Mobile Site
If you're using a mobile device (including iOS, BlackBerry, Android, and others), you should see a specially formatted mobile version of my site, as shown here (click for a larger view).
Home Screen Shortcut
If you prefer the mobile version of the site, you can (on an iPhone) add a shortcut to your home screen. Tap the + at the bottom of the screen and then select “Add to Home Screen. When you're done, you'll see a spiffy icon on your home screen, as pictured below (right below the Lean Daily app icon and next to that for the LEI app).
Anyone else have any tech tips to share about how you use this site?
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For a less-than-techie person, how do I subscribe to Lean Blog on an Android phone, which I just got and am still figuring out. For now, I get an RSS on my igoogle page, but email would be better.
Karen –
To get posts via email, click here:
http://www.feedblitz.com/f/?Sub&publisher=386216
Mark
My background has been extensive with productivity incentive plans.. I am a beginner with blogging…. you appear to have a lot of blogging experience… Can you give me a few pointers to get started
Roy – I’d recommend checking out the site http://www.problogger.com for a lot of great tips… otherwise, it’s a matter of “learn by doing,” and seeing what you like on other blogs…