Tweet Something About #iiwk10 Today

August 27, 2010 by  
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sick twitter chick Tweet Something About #iiwk10 TodayAre you on Twitter? We have over 2000 followers of us on http://www.twitter.com/invisibleillwk.

[And if you do Twitter about your illness you may want to join a group Lisa started Illness Twitters .]

There are lots of things to tweet about Invisible Illness Week! We have tweets for. . .

A quick way to find any tweets about Invisible Illness Week is to search twitter for #iiwk10 which is our hashtag. If you do any tweets on II Week, be sure to put #iiwk10 somewhere in the tweet so people can find it later when they search.

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Social Networks Help Lots!

May 11, 2009 by  
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social networks small Social Networks Help Lots!Perhaps one of the biggest changes in the last couple of years is the ability to spread the word about causes you care about to people who are your friends or family members.

We are excited about all “the talk” going on in social networks and hope that if you have friends, family, co-workers, people who you know have illness, etc. you will share our Twitters with them, our videos, links to last year’s seminars, etc. Nearly everything we do has a “tweet this” or “share” button on it, so if you see a page here on the blog that you think others should know about, please don’t hesitate to share it!

Here are some places you will find us! The bigger net we cast, the more people are we are able to reach. We hope you will help us cast a few nets.


FACEBOOK

logo facebook Social Networks Help Lots!

Facebook gets it’s own category due to just how much you can do here.


TWITTER & OTHER CONTENT

logo twitter Social Networks Help Lots!

Twitter is a great way to stay in touch with whatever your passions are. We have a Twitter account just for Invisible Illness Week at www.twitter.com/invisibleillwk . You can also find out about everything Rest Ministries at our founder’s Twitter: www.twitter.com/lisajcopen .

How can you help through Twitter? Many people are just joining and a bit unsure how to use it. Here are some ideas:

  • We have an entire web site for Invisible Illness Week Tweets. You can use anything on this site in your tweets, or follow us and ReTweet what we are tweeting (that means you copy what we are posting and in the front of it put RT @invisibleillwk
  • On nearly every page of our web site we have a “twit this” button. Click it and tell your followers!
  • Join our Twitter Groups for Invisible Illness Week. You can also find more interesting people to follow this week.

FRIEND FEEDER

logo friendfeed Social Networks Help Lots!

I know I’m not all that interesting but it seems some people want to know what I am up to. If you’re one of them, you can see what my twitters and facebook posts, etc. say at friend feed. Join our Friend Feed Group for Invisible Illness Week

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Friendster is a lot like friend feed.


CONTENT

logo widgetbox Social Networks Help Lots!You can copy and paste code into your site, blog, etc (called a widget) and then you will receive our feeds.  We have widgets for Invisible Illness Week, II Week Tweets.


OTHER SOCIAL NETWORKS

logo myspace Social Networks Help Lots!

Are you on MySpace? If so, click here to add us as a friend. A lot of people with chronic illness hang out over at MySpace and in 2007, three months before Invisible Illness Week about 8000 people came to our web site through our page there. So… it’s worthwhile to have and connect with others.

logo squidoo Social Networks Help Lots!

Squidoo is a fun place to get a bunch of information on one page. If you visit, be sure to add a comment, vote for our page, etc. It all helps in the rankings.

logo ning Social Networks Help Lots!Ning.com is where we host our Rest Ministries Sunroom an in the Sunroom we have an Invisible Illness Week Group. Come hang out with us here and find tons of great friends. If you are involved in other Ning.com groups be sure to post our Invisible Illness Week video, blog about Invisible Illness  Week, etc.


PODCASTS AND VIDEO

logo blogtalkradio Social Networks Help Lots!Blog Talk Radio is where we have all our seminars hosted. It’s like a live radio show online, but the programs are also archived so you can listen any time. If you click on our Invisible Illness Week Blog Talk Radio link you will still see (and be able to listen) to all 19 programs from last year. When you are there be sure to click on anything! Make us  a favorite, get show reminders, “share” a specific show with friends. The more people click the higher we rank in their web site and the more people we can reach.

logo itunes Social Networks Help Lots!All of our radio programs are available for free at itunes too! Just click on this itunes link and it will take you right to them. The biggest perk? You can download them your ipod and listen to them while out walking or maybe when you are stuck in bed.
logo youtube Social Networks Help Lots!

We have Invisible Illness Week videos available. These are great to share and the one for 2009 can even be purchased on DVD if you want to show it in high resolution for an event, church service, etc.

logo tangle Social Networks Help Lots!Tangle is another video place, but it’s a Christian site! We have some of our videos featured.  We are currently setting up our account here.


BLOGGING

logo bloggersunite Social Networks Help Lots!

We’ve partnered with Bloggers Unite, an organization that helps causes like ours know who is blogging for them on their topic or cause. If you will help us out by posting at least one blog about Invisible Illness, it’d be great if you would sign up here so we know who you are and can make sure to let others know too! Be sure to get the badge that says, “I’m blogging for Invisible Illness Week” here!

logo blogcatalog Social Networks Help Lots!We’re listed in Blog Catalog so more people can find us! If you are a blogger and listed here too, let’s connect!


CAUSE-RELATED SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES

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At my-cause you can click a button that says you are a supporter and also copy and paste some code to get this badge below to put anywhere on your web site, blog, etc.

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Meet Others w/ Invisible Illness

May 5, 2009 by  
Filed under What's New, How to Help

sunroom Meet Others w/ Invisible IllnessThere are various ways you can connect with others involved with Invisible Illness Week!

  • Join us in the Sunroom to get to know other participants of National Invisible Chronic Illness Awareness Week
  • If you’d rather not be in a specific Christian group, we recommend joining the II Week group at Illness Twitters (but you should have a twitter name to make the most of this group)
  • We also have a Facebook Group and a Facebook Cause for Invisible Illness.
  • Follow us on Twitter
  • Follow our founder’s blog tour through over 60 blogs on illness topics.
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