Looking for a Twitter badge myself, I thought I’d go out and write down the ones I think are most awesome and useful.
So here’s a list of the 10 Coolest Free Twitter Website Badges & Widgets:
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1. TwitStamp
TwitStamp allows you to use your current Twitter status anywhere – in the form of an image. This means you can post your status on blogs, forums, websites… wherever you want! You can follow @twitstamp on Twitter for the latest news and updates. Following us will also allow you to use TwitStamp even if your profile is private. Please @reply us any bugs or glitches you may find. The easiest way to generate TwitStamps is using the bookmarklets (?) for your browser below.
TwitStamp will always be free and open, however, expect new features and such for registered users! If you have any other questions, hit us up via email (feedback@twitstamp.com) or Twitter.
TwitStamp: LINK
2. Twitt-Twoo
Twitt-Twoo is a simple little plugin that will allow you to update your Twitter status right from your blog’s sidebar. AJAX takes cares of the hard work, and means that your page doens’t even have to reload, allowing for quick and easy status updates.
Twitt-Twoo: LINK
3. Twitter “Follow” Badge, GO2WEB20.net
This badge calls your users to start following your twitter account. Twitter has proven itself to be a great communication channel with your site visitors.
This badge can be installed almost on any site. Just customize it a bit and take the code.
Twitter Follow Badge: LINK
4. AddTweets
Hey there! Welcome to AddTweets. Our free service allows you to add your latest tweets to a blog or website using a small piece of JavaScript code. Enjoy!
AddTweets: LINK
5. Official Twitter Website Widget
Widgets let you display Twitter updates on your website or social network page
Our widgets are compatible with any website and most social networks. Simply choose one where you would like to include it.
Example:
Official Twitter Website Widget: LINK
6. Tweet Blender
Tweet Blender is a widget that shows Twitter tweets from multiple sources as a single stream.
The widget can show tweets from just one author, multiple authors, one hashtag, multiple hashtags, and one or more keywords all blended together.
Tweet Blender: LINK
7. Twitter Follow Badge Generator
Not a very extensive choice in banners, but it does the trick!
This is how it will look, with your own name ofcourse:
Twitter Follow Badge Generator: LINK
8. SayTweet
Create a Twitter widget that shows your updates on a picture! Upload a picture and then tag some Twitter users in that picture. Voila − that’s all it takes to make a dynamic mashup like the one above. Give it a try, and then share the badge!
SayTweet: LINK
9. Twitter Statuses Javascript Badge
A modification of the official Twitter JavaScript badge that provides insertion of the user’s image (linking to their twitter page), displaying one or more of the user’s recent tweets (including time posted, linking to that tweet’s permalink), plus a bunch of CSS hooks for the list items. Also includes a basic CSS stylesheet that mimics the Twitter look.
Twitter Statuses Javascript Badge: LINK
10. Collection Of Free Twitter Icons
Knowing how Twitter can potentially help to increase readership, more and more bloggers/webmasters are promoting their Twitter account through blogs and websites.
With so many people joining and promoting their Twitter accounts, I thought it would be a good idea to put together a great list of Twitter Icons and where you can find them.
Collection Of Free Twitter Icons: LINK
