One of the first things you should do when creating a new lens is to set up the innards of the guestbook module. Here’s a very short instructional video on what to do to make your guestbook a better experience for guests and most importantly yourself. This is my first instructional video using this method so please be kind.
Finding your next lens idea can be as close as the twitter trends on your profile page or in this case the top Twitter Trends in 2010. If they were the top twitter trends overall in 2010 chances are they are still popular topics worth exploring for the first part of 2011. Twitter has neatly…
Anyone every stop you on the street and say you look like a celebrity? Well, some celebrities really do have doubles. Create a lens about celebrities who have twins who may or may not be in the business. Include mini bios, a poll (would you like to have a twin? do youย have a twin?),…
Today is International Women’s Day (March 8). Make a lens in honor of a important woman in your life (or a few important women). If you are going to make a few lenses then plan to index them under one lens. You might want to do the index lens first with a brief description of…
Or specifically 10 (15… 25… 100…) reasons why you should NOT tweet from the bathroom. The best option for this would be to use the Twitter Storm module and open with your ten reasons not to tweet in the bathroom. A couple other options are to create a regular lens with a text list plexo…
You have an arsenal of potential lenses in your head. Every movie you have ever seen is a potential lens for the Squidflix section of Squidoo. These lenses can then be grouped into index lenses for your favorite action, chick flick, comedy, or dramatic films. Your intro should include a brief review of the movie…
Write a review of the motion or picture camera you are currently using. In the intro give a brief explanation of the importance of photography in your life and how often you use a camera. Module ideas (in no specific order): a text module explaining the basic features of the camera you use, be sure…