If you’ve filled out your profile on Glue, then you’ve no doubt added your sites to your profile.
By doing this, not only are others connected to your sites from Glue, but they can also keep up-to-date with your most recent activity and recommendations in the Glue Bar on each of your linked sites.
They’re updated on you. Now get updated on them! Checking out your Glue’d friends’ sites is a really great way to keep up with them both on and off of Glue. If you’ve connected with friends from within Glue, discover their personal sites linked within their profile.
Or if you visit their personal sites online and they’ve got them linked in Glue, then you’ll find their Glue Bar along the top, sharing with you what they’ve been interested in recently!
When you’ve got Glue installed, check out these Top Users’ recent and recommended on these sites:
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Bloggers can add a link to their book, movie, and music reviews within 2cent comments. These links are discoverable by Glue users when they visit popular sites around the web.
This means that a book blogger’s review can be directly accessed by Glue users visiting the book on Amazon, B&N, Powells, and dozens of popular book sites.
Bloggers should structure their 2cent comments to include a short, compelling summary of their review along with the link. This structure will drive more traffic to their site than simply leaving the link within the 2cent comment.
Glue-r http://getglue.com/users/birdbrainbb does a great job adding a concise summary of her review before she shares the link to her review on her blog.
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Imagine walking into a Barnes and Noble and looking at Michael J. Fox’s new book, Always Looking Up. Suddenly, a few of your friends are standing next to you.
One friend from work says, “Hey, I just looked at that on Amazon!” They all echo seeing it at other book stores. Your buddy from college says, “His other book was really good. I’m really looking forward to reading this one.”
That’s exactly how Glue works: Glue brings your friends to you and what you’re looking at, so that you can share your interests, give and get recommendations, discover new things, and find out more — about the stuff you browse online and about what your friends like or are looking at.
And since Glue is so much better with friends on it, we’ve tried to make it easy for you to invite yours!
Here’s the how to: Visit Spread Glue to tell your friends about Glue via , Facebook, FriendFeed, or via email. And if you’ve got a blog, tell your friends about Glue by posting one of our four Glue badges in your sidebar… or just grab the one above!
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Running into interesting stuff online has gotten easier, because inside Glue For You is a list of what’s popular with your friends on Glue!
To browse the top stuff that your friends have visited, liked, and commented on, click on the four category links to shuffle the results of each. Mouseover and click the photos for more information about any of the products.
And just click See More » for a full top 100 list that can be shuffled or ranked for all of Glue’s categories!
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As with any social network, your Glue display name and photo is one of the very first things that introduces you to other people online.
These can be automatically included in your Glue profile during setup (via Facebook Connect). But if you skipped that step to jump right into Glue, here’s how you can go back to personalize:
Start in your Profile. Click your username in Glue, the Glue Bar, or the Glue bookmarklet in your browser.
To add your photo: Click the default square image in your profile. The upload screen lets you browse a url or upload from your computer. You can then crop the image and save when you’re all done.
To add your display name: Click Edit at the top of your Profile, and then fill in the fields and save.
Personalizing your Glue Profile by adding your own photo and display name is a fun way for friends to see you on Glue. It’s also a perfect way for other Glue-rs to notice, remember, and follow you as they browse things that you’ve both liked and commented on across the web!
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One of our favorite things about Glue is that it brings people together around interesting stuff from dozens of popular sites across the Web.
With our new summary tips, you can easily see how many of those people have commented, liked, and visited what you’re looking at!
Just mouseover the links for your # friends and # recent people in the Glue Bar and click to see more…
You’ll be linked to all of the comments and conversations about the product (in this case, the movie) that you’re looking at, as well as to everyone who liked or visited it!
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Glue lets you know what’s going on with your favorite things. For example, when you reply to someone’s 2cents, that person gets a green Glue For You alert on both their Glue Bar and within their Profile.
You’ll get the same green alerts whenever someone replies to you!
When the alert lights up on your Glue bar or Profile, just click it. Then click the Inbox link at the top to see all of your new (and recent) replies. From there, it’s easy for you to reply to their comment by clicking the View Conversation link:
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Even though Glue recognizes 
Click the 2cent icon, enter your comment, and click the Share link to see a list of services where you can share your comment.
It’s easy to see your friends and their favorite things across the web. When you auto-sync with your Twitter and Facebook friends, Glue automatically connects you with them when they install Glue. Just follow this link path from Your Profile:
