Web 2.0 Mar­ket­ing Tip #36: Tum­blr vs. the World

Tum­blr has be­come a pop­u­lar blog­ging plat­form not only be­cause of its very user-friendly in­ter­face. There are a lot more to Tum­blr that you can surely take ad­van­tage of for de­vel­op­ing your business.

For one, Tum­blr eas­ily in­te­grates with your Twit­ter and Face­book ac­count. There is no doubt that web­sites to­day, re­gard­less if they are reg­u­lar sites, blogs, or so­cial net­works, are fo­cused on cre­at­ing a sort of unity. This is a way for users to eas­ily share in­for­ma­tion with fam­ily and friends.

Aside from that, once you cre­ate an ac­count, you will surely find that Tum­blr is one of sim­plest blog­ging plat­forms you can find to­day. You might think that Word­Press stands out for its sim­plic­ity, but once you try Tum­blr, you will dis­cover that it of­fers a more ba­sic user in­ter­face that al­lows you to choose be­tween func­tions such as “text” and “pic­tures.”

This can be very im­por­tant if you want to use Tum­blr quickly and move on. The down­side, though, is that it does not al­low com­plex cus­tomiza­tion like Word­Press does.

Nev­er­the­less, if you are look­ing for a pub­lish­ing plat­form that is easy to use, easy to mar­ket with, and easy on the eyes, then Tum­blr is one you can’t miss to use.