One way I use Twitter to grow my business is for sharing resources’ links I find on the web to inform, help and/or inspire my followers. Since I’m not a celebrity, I understand that other people have interest in what I’m reading, learning, and appreciating and not in what I’m having for dinner, or where I am to ask for my autograph.

My tweets are from “Delicious” (yes…I do love “Delicious” still), others are from the feeds I read every day, and I also send some retweets. Because our messages in Twitter should have less than 140 characters, I like to shorten the URL in Bit.ly, and sometimes I use AddThis. Some people tweet a lot, for example Brian K. McDaniel had more than 570 tweets this week, and I can not beat him. But for curiosity, I decided to check how many tweets I shared in March of 2010. The result was 146 tweets, including the retweets. Below is my weekly list in case you have missed them.

My 23 Tweets from March 29 to 31 of 2010

1. New Envato site launching today – Giftuts!
2. 30 Beautiful Expressive Portraits
3. 12 cheap or free web-based tools your web startup should know about
4. 20 Best And Free Online Photo Editing Websites
5. A List Apart: Articles: Contrast is King
6. Web Designer’s Checklist, Web Designers’ Browser Support Checklist
7. ColorRotate Creates Design Color Palettes
8. How to find the “most popular” stories
9. HTML Email Newsletter Toolbox – Tutorials, Templates and Inspiration
10. MapQuest Brings Free Voice Navigation to the iPhone
11. Seth’s Blog: Maybe you need new friends
12. A Complete Guide to VPS Hosting
13. 40 Amazing Free Paper Textures
14. This is very cool – Sponsor Flip Wall With jQuery & CSS
15. 13 small things to simplify your workday
16. SleekSocial: Icon Pack
17. 20 Fantastic Usability & Conversion Analysis Tools
18. How Accessible is Your Website? 8 Tools to Analyze Your Website’s Level of Accessibility
19. Free Printable Sketching, Wireframing and Note-Taking PDF Templates
20. What’s Brand?
21. 10 Sites to Get a Custom Twitter Design
22. Coding a Clean and Professional Web Design
23. Get to know the leading ladies of finance

I hope you enjoy, and please leave your comments, and/or tell us how you are using Twitter. Do you favor any Twitter tools? How many tweets did you share this past week? And how many tweets did you share this past month? How do you like your list?

Stay tuned my tweets of the following weeks are coming soon!

From March 22 to 28 of 2010
From March 15 to 21 of 2010
From March 08 to 14 of 2010
From March 01 to 07 of 2010

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Some places were you can find free images for your blog posts are:

• PicApp – the best content for the best publishers
• Free Stock Images – find no royalty pictures
• Flickr - Share your photos

At Flickr you can find amazing photos, but don’t forget to look for the type of license.

Check some of my favorite photos by Wolfgang Staudt under the Creative Common License of Santorini – Greece.

Link of Interest:

Free High End Images For Publishers, Bloggers and Website Owners

There is no magic answer for the frequent asked question  what content management system should be used  to build websites for small business, but  below you can find interesting articles  and learn more about this subject.

Getting Started With Content Management Systems by Robert Hartland / November 8th, 2009

“The need to update websites faster to keep content fresh has been ever growing. Ever since the first business owner wanted their Web designer to update their website faster, content management systems have played an important role on the Web. Why does this matter to you? How do you know if your company is ready?

In this article, we will look at how to tell if your organization needs a content management system. We will also give you information on the abilities of content management systems to help you better understand what they can do. While content management systems may seem complex, their entire purpose is to streamline your workflow and make your life easier.”

How to Evaluate What CMS to Use by Joel Reyes / November 24th, 2009

“Evaluating content management systems can be an overwhelming task, not because it’s rocket science, but simply because there are tons of them to choose from. However, with a structured approach to your evaluation, things can be much easier and less intimidating. Let’s talk about the things you should look at when deciding what CMS to use; here are eight characteristics that a good CMS should have.”

CMS Toolbox by Steven Snell / April 13th, 2009

“There are so many CMS options out there that it can be confusing to know which one is best for a particular situation, and to know the basics of what is available. In this post we’ll take a quick look at a number of different CMS options and provide some links that will help you to dig deeper with those that interest you.”

List of content Management Systems

“This is a list of notable content management systems that are used to organize and facilitate collaborative content creation. Many of them are built on top of separate content management frameworks.”

If you are like me and doesn’t have time to do everything you need to do, you will love this. Thanks to COLOURlovers, you can now customize your Twitter background in three steps using Themeleon. To give a try, visit source and follow the directions! Source: colourlovers

How about you? Do you have a special background in your Twitter account?

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Amazing list of JQuery plugins and tutorials of images to enhance any website design. Since we love JQuery, it was extremely difficult to choose my favorite, but I decided for the one that combine the CSS property “z-index” and JQuery giving the appearance of a pile of pictures. Source: pvmgarage

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Here you can check the quality of the images they have.

Interested in contributing to this blog?Please go to the home page and Get in Touch!!!

I would really appreciate your comments, since this is the only way I can do Uber Designer better.

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This Friday I stumble upon an amazing collection of JQuery tutorials compiled by Vidiya. You can see the wonderful creativity on the photo below with the JQuery Hover Sub Tag Cloud. Source: dzinepress

Interested in contributing to this blog? Please go to the home page and Get in Touch!!!

I would really appreciate your comments, since this is the only way I can do Uber Designer better. Let me know what experiences did you have with JQuery, and what kind of article you would like to read here. I would love to hear from you. Feel free to comment in English, Portuguese or Spanish.

Maybe you would like to have a little more of JQuery with the post below:

Mega Drop Down Menu with CSS & JQuery

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Here is a collection of more than 750 free icons in 49 icon packages from deviantArt. Among others the Leopard the Leopard Reflective Iconset by vsdigital. Source: designbeep

Check the Best Free Fonts of 2009 by Henry Jones. I liked Sansation. Source: webdesignledger

I’m glad I found this collection of 80 brand new and stunning patterns. It was hard to choose but my vote went to the Tileable Starfield Pattern Set & JPGs Textures of webtreats. Source: noupe