Bands: Make Your Tweets Even More Interactive With ThingLink

Twitter rolled out expanded tweets to select partners this summer, allowing users to read article previews, watch videos and listen to music within the microblogging site — and bands and other content producers to better showcase their work. Now, it seems, bands have a whole new way to get interactive with the service: ThingLink has also integrated with Twitter, allowing users to share interactive images with the Twitterverse.

If you’re not familiar with ThingLink, it’s basically a service that allows brands, bands, etc to create images embellished with content like videos, images, audio etc. So, basically, one can create a kind of digital postcard representing one’s work. Blink 182 released one last year that served as an interactive album cover for Neighborhoods.

A bunch of bands and entertainers have already taken advantage of the integration, including Skylar Grey, The AMAs and Joy Collins.

Bands: If you want to promote your next album or project via a ThingLink, you can sign up for free and start creating ASAP by uploading an image from Facebook, Flickr, your desktop, etc. You can upgrade to a paid plan if you want to upload more than 100 images and create more than one ThingLink.