The great thing about Twitter, is that you can often find out some pretty interesting stuff from events that you can’t attend yourself. Yesterday, BlogCamp took place and I followed the hashtag #blogcamp with interest. One of the most interesting tweets for me was this one:

Sharing content to multiple social bookmarking and networking sites is a time-consuming task. Login, submit, login, submit, login, submit….you get the picture. I’ll be honest, I’ve neglected Delicious, Digg and Reddit over the last year, but Sally’s tweet has given me a kick up the backside.

One way of saving time with submitting links, is to use a service like OnlyWire.

OnlyWire lets you send one link, with a title, overview and tags, to all your social networking sites. You’ll need to set it up first by creating a (free) account and logging into all your chosen accounts. Thankfully, you’ll only need to do this once. Once you’re set up, you can submit a link on the website, and it’s distributed to your chosen sites. You can also set up several submissions at once, which is handy if you write for several sites.

You can also download a bookmarklet and WordPress Plugin too. If you scroll down this post, you’ll be able to use the button just above the Sexy Bookmarks.

I’d suggest using something like this on a daily basis if you blog regularly, or a weekly basis if you prefer to do a batch at once.

One thing to remember though. Sites like Delicious, Stumbleupon and Reddit frown upon multiple submissions from the same site, so try to make sure you spend a little time each week sharing other content too. Most of the sites have mobile apps, so you can do it while waiting for the bus/waiting for your dinner to cook/waiting in the playground.

How do you share your content?