I have a bit.ly account and used to use it a lot. Not so much after a hack done on them AND me getting more familiar with Buffer. Probably Buffer does the same thing, just haven’t looked into it. Not that important, I like to bitch about things like that around here 🙂

Its pretty easy: go to bit.ly, shorten the link there and later enter the shortened link with a ‘+’ added in the end to see who clicked on it. (this also works for other links ;)) Or get a bit.ly account and have it handy in one place 😉

I think I may take a day off today….

I do remember reading that blog post and found it interesting. I lost my interest when there were no names named 🙂

I generally do not RT tweets for several reasons. The main one is I just don’t spend enough time on it to go out of my way to search for those tweets to RT them. If I see a good one while I am on Tweetdeck I will do it.

As far as attribution, i just find it pretty interesting that a few blogs on my Ignore list post things I post way before and never ever attribute to me. I guess it serves me right for all the crap I blog about them lol.

Wow, that is really impressive!

That sounds complicated enough for me to learn how to do it 🙂

http://efficientasianman.boardingarea.com/2014/12/16/myths-about-travel-blogging-bloggers-travel-a-lot/

PS. Feel sorry for me. My Etihad A380 J flight in a month is just about the only day which has not opened up the First Apartment for redemption. And it would only be an extra 11,000 Etihad miles!