I’m not sure who’s idea it was to make importing an RSS feed into your Facebook page such a challenge, but it shouldn’t be this painful. You’d think it would be possible to go to your page, check-out your settings and add your RSS feed URL to a field and save it. Not so quick.

If you look at my example page above. I’ve clicked on the “Notes” section like I was going to read or add a new note. The problem is there’s nothing available to let me know I can add an RSS feed from another blog or website.
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Today was the first day for the 2009 Blog Indiana conference in Indianapolis. This conference is the first conference I’ve attended since I really started jumping into Evernote and using it more and more.

Granted a note-taking application should be performing well in this type of setting. You’re taking notes at a conference with various sessions. The difference though is that there’s so many other nice touches that make it very helpful in this situation.
One of the first things I did was to import the PDF of the conference schedule and session agenda into the notebook I setup just for the …read more

I’ve been playing around with the Evernote website and application for the last few weeks. As I get more things going on with blogging and other social media items, I keep trying to organize my thoughts and what I call “blogging fodder” together into something cohesive and easy to manage.

Prior to using Evernote I was using a combination of simple text files and Google Notebook to organize websites and other things I’d find online.
The Evernote application has been great. Mainly because it allows me to add items through the stand-alone application, the website if I’m on someone else’s computer, there’s …read more