Recently, LinkedIn introduced their new share button. Like Facebook and Twitter, the LinkedIn button allows users to share relevant information with their online network. The share button utilizes just a few lines of code, and enables users to add this sharing functionality to their personal or corporate websites.

The developers here at LevelTen took that one step further for Drupal users and created the LinkedIn Share Button for Drupal sites.

The Alchemy Drupal module integrates the Alchemy advanced content analysis API into Drupal. With this module you can extract high-quality keywords, entities, and concepts from standard node content. This data can be used with the Content Analysis, Auto Tagging, and Tagging modules to enable fast and intelligent node tagging.

Drupal, by default, does not support automated logouts based on inactivity. Thankfully, there is the "Automated Logout" module, which allows granular control of automated logouts. And for browser exits, there is a value you can set in your settings.php file.

Maintaining and marketing the LevelTen website comes with it's positives and negatives.

Big positive: we get tons of traffic.

Big negative: we get tons of spam.

As web browsing on mobile devices is increasing in frequency and ease of use, the need for mobile optimized websites is pressing. The Drupal community has picked up on this need and have developed modules specific to the display of mobile websites.

Some of you might have noticed that we took a week off from our podcast recording. It is the Summer, and people at LevelTen were doing what the Summer is best for - taking vacations! After some much needed R&R, we've returned with a killer podcast episode - just for you! This week we're discussing a topic that the staff at LevelTen is VERY familiar with - how to optimize your Drupal website for the search engines, and some of the best tools you can use to optimize more effectively.

Joining us this week for Speak Easy Drupal:

• Rachel Scott
• Lee Rainey
• Brent Bice
• Dustin Currie

This week's Speak Easy Drupal is all about social communities. If you've been around Drupal for very long, you know that a lot of Drupal's power and appeal lies in it's ability to easily create next generation, web 2.0 community based websites. In this episode, we go over the best modules to test for your community website, propper ettiquite for any social community, and examples of top Drupal community websites.

Our panelists this week include:

• Rachel Scott

Drupal, and its contributed social modules, is the perfect system to create a powerful, feature-rich, online social community or networking website, while limiting development expenses and time to get up and running. Here are the best Drupal modules, default and contributed, for social networking that LevelTen has utilized on our community websites:

This week, @levelten_tom and @dustincurrie discuss essential Drupal modules for your website. From search engine optimization to WYSIWYG editing to backend configuration, Tom and Dustin cover it all.

Modules Covered:

• CCK (Content Construction Kit)
• Views
• Panels
• IMCE
• ImageAPI
• ImageCache
• TinyMCE
• FCK Editor
• Mollom
• ReCaptcha
• Webform
• JS Tools
• Lightbox2