Method
* Login – log in to Tweetrl
* Post – add a new bookmark

Login

http://tweetrl.com/API/api.php?fn=login

Return user id (count number) of user, if login fail return 0

Arguments

&username={USERNAME}
(required) the username of tweetrl.

&apikey={APIKEY}
(required) the API Key of tweetrl.

Example Response

If success
1

If failure
0

Ping

http://tweetrl.com/API/api.php?fn=ping

Return status of pligg website.

Example Response

If success
Active

Post

http://tweetrl.com/API/api.php?fn=post

Post new bookmark to tweetrl

Arguments

&username={USERNAME}
(required) the username of tweetrl.

&apikey={APIKEY}
(required) the api key of tweetrl.

&url={URL}
(required) the url of content do you want to bookmark.

&category={CATEGORY ID}
(required) the category id from tweetrl, retrive by list method.

&title={TITLE}
(required) the title of bookmark.

&content={CONTENT}
(required) the summary content of bookmar .

&tags={TAG}
(required) the tags of bookmark separate by comma ( , )

Example Response

If success
Submit complete!

If failure
Duplicated Story!!!

Now For category ID ,

Apple, 2
Celebrity, 4
movies, 5
music, 6
television,7
flim & animation,8
PC games,10
Playstation,11
Web Games,12
Game Industry News,13
Xbox,14
Design,15
Gadgets,16
Hardware,17
Linux/unix,18
Microsoft,19
Mods,20
Programming,21
security,22
Software,23
Business& Finance,25
World News,26
Political news, 27
Political Opinon, 28
Environment ,30
general Science ,31
space ,32
art & culture ,34
Autos,35
Educational ,36
Food & Drink ,37
Health,38
Travel & Place,39
Soccer ,41
Cricket ,42
Basket Ball,43
Other Sports,44
Comedy,46
Pets & Animals,47
People,48
Tech Industry News,49
Fashion & Glamour,50
Social Marketing,52
Website Review,53
Social Media Tools,54
Nepal,56
Twitter ,57
Facebook,58
Google ,59

Submitting content to the site is not that different from submitting anything to a site like Digg, only that in this case you log in using your Twitter credentials. You also have to give a title to your story, and add some details to place it all into context. A category must likewise be chosen from the several on offer, and these mirror the structure of social sharing sites quite closely.

Upon complying with that, your story will be posted to Twitter and submitted to your own StumbleUpon page at the very same time. It will also make it to the TweetRl homepage if it becomes popular enough. Best of all, every story that you relocate like this will carry your own Google Ads, so that you will drive traffic to your site and make an income at the same time.

TweetRl, is a 100% revenue sharing social Media website that will automatically send your links to twitter and stumbleupon and that will be reviewed by all and will be relocated in twitter, based on Number of tweet, to the main page. When a user submits a news article it will be relocated in stumbleupon and twitter of that user and be placed in the upcoming area until it gains sufficient Tweets to be promoted to the main page.

TweetRl, 100% revenue sharing

Getting  started

• Login With Twitter Account
• Modify Your Profile (http://www.tweetrl.com/profile/)
• Enter Your Su.pr username and Api Key
• Enter Your Google Adsense Pub ID
• Submit your URL (story Url)
• Relocate IT

How Does It Work?

• The Story You Relocate will be…

1. Posted in your twitter account (#RL @username , story details)
2. Submitted to Your own StumbleUpon through su.pr
3. Every story that you post in tweetrl.com, will display your own Google Ads

• This way You can Drive traffic to your website as well as generate revenue at the same time

TweetRL is a revenue sharing social Media website that will automatically send your links to twitter and stumbleupon and that will be reviewed by all and will be relocated in twitter, based on Number of tweet, to the main page. When a user submits a news article it will be relocated in stumbleupon and twitter of that user and be placed in the upcoming area until it gains sufficient Tweets to be promoted to the main page.

• Twitter can boost your blog.

It’s a no brainer that you can send out a tweet with a link to your latest blog post. (In fact, many Twitter users now claim they rely more heavily on tweets than RSS feeds for finding good content.) Using Twitter to boost your blog doesn’t end there. Twitter is a great source of blog topics. You can pick up other posts and expand on them, get ideas from the conversations you’re having and discover new authors to add to your feed reader.

• Twitter is networking gold.

Listen to anyone talk about building links, launching a viral campaign or getting bloggers to cover your products and you’ll hear them mention the importance of relationships. PR firms are struggling to learn how to pitch people who aren’t trained journalists. The truth is, it’s quite simple. Respect them as a person and offer something of value. Make a connection. You don’t have to be their best friend, but you do need to make an effort to build a relationship.

• The Power of the Re-Locate equals Viral Gold

It’s been said that blogs can take an idea and spread it from New York to Tokyo in minutes. If that’s true, then it’s also true Twitter can do it in seconds. It takes very little time to blog something. It takes less time to email something. It takes even less time to tweet it. Send something interesting out into Twitter and folks will pick it up and repost to their own list of followers in seconds. Suddenly your own network grows infinitely.

Time and time again, I’ve seen breaking news come across Twitter before I saw it anywhere else. I don’t have to check my feed reader, don’t have to wait for the news to break in on television, don’t even have to wait for a phone call. The second one person on Twitter hears the news, it spreads like wild fire. I saw this in action earlier this year when Heath Ledger died. I saw tweets come through around 4:45pm EST. I later learned he was found dead at 3:30pm. That’s some speedy news travel. (I sometimes wonder what Twitter would have looked like on the morning of 9/11.)

• The Su.pr link shortening service

1. Real time analytics showing how many people click through your links, how many came via StumbleUpon in particular and who the most prolific “reTweeters” have been.
2. Easy publishing to Twitter and Facebook, including the ability to schedule those links and messages to be pushed out at a particular time.
3. “Suggested posting time” metrics, based on historical data concerning when people are most likely to click through your links.
4. A handy bookmarklet that makes submission of links quick and easy.

• In an Ideal World…

Now I wouldn’t really suggest someone rely ONLY on Twitter in terms of social media activities, but I do think there’s value in dedicating time to it. I have accounts on Facebook, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, flickr and a wide range of social bookmarking sites, but Twitter/stumbleupon are  those services I use daily. Now TweetRL Offer combined service from both twitter and stumbleupon .It’s sort of my central repository of social media activity.