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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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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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

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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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Continuing our love for JQuery, we decided that the link today should be the mega drop-down menu with CSS and JQuery tutorial of Soh Tanaka. Source: sohtanaka

How to add a new theme to your WordPress installation?

1. Download the theme archive to your local machine and extract the files it contains. Preserve the directory structure in the archive when extracting these files. Follow the guidelines provided by your theme author.
2. Using an FTP client to access your host web server, create a directory to contain your theme in the wp-content/themes directory provided by WordPress. For example, a theme named Test should be in wp-content/themes/test. Your theme may provide this directory as part of the archive.
3. Upload the theme files to the new directory on your host server.
4. Follow the instructions below for selecting the new theme.

Selecting the Active Theme

To select the active theme for your site:

1. Log in to the WordPress Administration Panels.
2. Select the Appearance.
3. From the Available Themes section, click on theme title (or theme screenshot) for the theme you wish to activate.
4. A preview of the theme will be shown to activate theme click the Activate “Theme Name” link in the top right.

Your selection should immediately become active.