Well, quite frankly, a lot happens on Twitter, and sometimes even I am surprised by what you come across, but it’s actually a pretty cool little world, just don’t get too caught up in it or you’ll end up spending all day doing nothing but ‘tweeting’ and not getting any work done and you know that’s not what I want you to do.

I am here to help you succeed is my motto and mantra, not I am here to help you tweeples tweet more, so keep that in mind  

However, if you are not yet following me at Twitter, then I highly suggest you do so, or you stand the chance to miss out on really cool information, helpful tips and even more free gifts.

For example, I was just tweeting about the new options for sharing and bookmarking that I’ve added to the new XavierNelson.com design and I came across a tweet from Ed Pudol who created a pretty cool sounding script that will help you get past the ‘duplicate content’ issues when you are using reprint or PLR articles for example (although there’s even more to it). Not only does this script sound extremely cool and useful, but the best part is that Ed’s decided to give it away for free!

Having quickly read over what Ed had to say about it and what it can do, I decided to not just send him a ‘Thank You’ tweet, but also told all of my followers right then and there about his gift.

Of course I am telling you about it here too, but realistically, from the time I send that tweet telling all my followers about it, to the time I get something posted here finally, well, that can vary greatly and if the kids interrupt me or if errands and emergencies come up, well then I may forget altogether, so make sure to follow me on Twitter so you don’t miss anything or any of these cool gifts I come across!

I am going to test Ed’s script over the next few weeks and will follow up here with my personal review but to be honest, since it’s free, I suggest you go grab a copy now before he changes his mind and starts to charge for it after all from http://uniquecontent.lexorsoft.com. Thank you for sharing this script with us Ed!

Here’s to your success,
Xavier