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Blogger Meetup, Chronicles of EMS, and more at EMS Today

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There will be a blogger meetup at the EMS Today Expo in Baltimore next Friday (March 5th). The meetup will include many big names in EMS and Fire blogs. The crew from Chronicles of EMS will be there as well. Fans, readers, friends, and many more will be there!

The Fire Critic will be there! As a matter of fact, I am riding the medic truck tomorrow just to get in the right mind set to hang out with so many needle throwers!

The Happy Medic is boasting this as the largest Fire/EMS blogger meetup of all-time.

Let me know if you will be there in the comments section. I am looking forward to rubbing shoulders with many whom I have never met and would love to know who to look for!

Some of the greats from FireEMSBlogs.com and many other bloggers will be in attendance including the bloggers from The Happy Medic, 999 Medic Life Under the Lights, EMS Garage, MedicCast, Fossil Medic of FireGeezer.com, and Fire Daily and Fire Critic (also known as the team of Firefighter Netcast). Please let me know if I need to add a name to the list!

Dave Iannone and Chris Hebert will also be there. They are the team who originally brought you Firehouse.com and now bring you FirefighterNation.com, JEMSConnect.com and FireEMSBlogs.com!

The event will be held at:

Uno Pizzeria Harborplace- Pratt Street Pavilion, 2nd Floor
201 East Pratt Street
Harborplace
Baltimore, MD 21202
410-625-5900

Sponsored by George Washington University, JEMS and FireEMSBlogs.com

I am looking for Bloggers who feed their RSS through Twitter

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This may seem like a different language to some of you. The ones I am looking for will understand the question.

I am looking for bloggers who have a twitter account and feed their RSS feed through their Twitter Account.

This is for a future post on FireCritic.com about the topic.

Be sure to get me your twitter username and Blog url!

Thanks

Blog Tip – Why Fire/EMS Bloggers Should Sign up for Twitter

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In today’s blog tip, I would like to explain why Fire/EMS Bloggers should at least sign up for Twitter.

First of all, you can read other posts where I discuss twitter or tag twitter here.

So here it goes…

  • You should sign up for twitter so that someone else doesn’t sign up using your namesake.
  • You will be amazed at what traffic you receive by using twitter as an RSS syndication platform. That basically means using twitter to automatically post your post title and url (link to your post) on twitter for others to click on.
  • All you have to do to make this happen is use a client (free) like twitterfeed. Sign up and fill out the necessary information on your blog (including your twitter account and your RSS feed).
  • Then you can check out this list of 100+ awesome Fire/EMS Twitter users and add some of them to your twitter friends.
  • After that, you can sit back and watch traffic come from Twitter.
  • Your posts will be automatically be added to Twitter via Twitterfeed and you don’t have to do anything.
  • If others like your post, they might reply to it.
  • If they reply to it (@reply) your joint friends will see the tweet and may reply and/or click on it too. Replies explained here.
  • If they RT then their followers will see it and they might not be followers of yours. It is a pyramid!
  • One other useful tip is to join wefollow. This client (free) will enable your Twitter account to show up on lists related to your topics.
  • On wefollow, pick certain keywords like #Firefighter, #Firefighting, #Fire, #Paramedic, #EMS, #EMT or whatever your fancy.

If you have questions on this please let me know. I love helping out fellow fire/ems bloggers!

The Fire Critic Wants You

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The Fire Critic is looking for Fire and/or EMS Bloggers out there in the blogosphere. I have many blogs I read daily and am looking for more to keep an eye on. If you want to be crawled by the Fire Critic spider then let us know. We hope to include links to posts we find ambitious and news worthy. Let us know via comment, the contact us page found above, or email at firecritic at firecritic dot com.

For those of you just joining us, the comments are listed at the TOP of each post. You can view them by clicking on the number next to “comments:”!