First, you need to find your blog’s feed URL – it’s probably a link labeled something like “RSS” or “Atom” or “Feed” in the sidebar or at the bottom of each blog page. You’ll want the one that has just your posts – some blogging entries will have multiple feeds – for example, one that is just comments other people have made. Copy this URL – you’ll need it later.

Next, log into Facebook, and in the left hand navigation click on where it says “Notes” – you may have to click the “more” link to get it to show up:

Once your notes have loaded, in the right column where it says “Notes Settings”, click “Import a Blog >>”:

In the next screen, paste the feed URL into where it says “Web URL:”, click the checkbox (after reading the copyright warning of course) and then press “Start Importing”:

In a little bit, all the blog posts in your RSS feed should show up as Facebook Notes, with a link back to your blog. When you make a new post, it will be automatically added as soon as Facebook scrapes your RSS feed.

Men

• Just themselves: 9
• In a public situation with others: 3
• In formal wedding attire: 2
• With spouse: 2
• With pet: 1
• “Artistic rendition”: 1

Women

• With spouse: 2
• In formal wedding attire: 1
• In formal wedding attire with spouse: 1
• Just themselves: 1
• With pet: 1
• Obviously photoshopped: 1
• Landscape photo with nobody in it: 1

What I can gather from this is that if you’re male, you’re much more likely to put a picture of your manly bod or something that portrays you as being cool or social as your profile picture.

If you’re female, you’re likely to put up a picture that indicates that you’re “taken” (if that’s the case). On the whole the women put up more a more diverse, creative set of pictures.

This analysis is probably skewed by my particular data set, but it’s just interesting nonetheless.