On February 20th, we posted a blog entry about how Twitter affects Digg. The post was timely, had a short, direct title and was about a hot-button topic. (Stay tuned for an upcoming post on the ingredients of a good blog entry.) The following is a by-the-numbers look at how a blog entry goes from being posted to becoming well-read on the Internet.

Invoke is proud to announce the launch of the Hemispheres Wine Guild site. Our amazing design and development team has crafted an appealing, user-friendly site to attract new business and provide a value-added wine exploration experience for existing members.

Hemispheres Wine Guild members receive top quality wine not available anywhere else, hand-picked by a wine expert, and delivered to their door.

tagga is a mobile bookmarking platform that lets anyone tag real world items and web snippets to their mobile phone. tagga is located in the office next to ours and I’ve been watching them steadily working away on the platform in stealth mode for the past 6 months. It’s been really hard keeping what they’ve been working on quiet over this time as it’s a really cool product that they’ve come out with.

I keep seeing blogs and forum threads about hosting multiple SSL sites on a server that has a single IP number, and there seems to be a lot of confusion on this topic. When people ask if this is possible, others simply respond “No”, or advise them to use different ports. But we found a workaround.

From time to time, a company comes out with a brilliant product: clean, sleek, easy to use, and down right sexy. However, something even more rare and interesting than this is the halo brand – a brand that can do no wrong and spits out brilliant products. One worth mentioning is Apple.