Why I Want Google Fiber
I would love to have Google Fiber Internet come to Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh has submitted their bid. I used my Google account to write them my support and aside form the Stupid Pet Tricks aspect of this show, I think Pittsburgh has a pretty fair chance. As you may know I am a fan of dumping […]
Networking Can Be Good For Your Business
I like networking events. I find it’s a great way to promote myself and my business. I’ve been to quite a few and I’ve found I need to limit myself to just a couple a month in order to get any work done. So I needed to pick the best ones. The thing about networking […]
Friday Just For Fun Site – 55 Famous Pictures of Time Magazine
Here’s something just for some fun on a Friday. (Not responsible if you get caught playing at work) The name pretty much says it all. 55 Famous Pictures of Time Magazine
How Links Work
When I speak with a new customer or an interested person at a networking event the question that I continue to get asked over and over is “How can I get more traffic from the search engines?” I’ve written before that today, the most important factor is inbound links from other sites. The more highly […]
Video Conferencing For Your Business
One of my customers is looking for a way to have video conference training for his affiliates. He has two requirements. He has quite a few affiliates, so it has to handle 30 to 50 at once. He also wants to record them to be either put on his website or on a DVD. The […]
A Cool WordPress Slideshow
There’s a WordPress slideshow program that I use, like and recommend. It’s called ShowTime Slideshow. You can just plug it in and it works great, but you can also change almost any setting for your show. First you post your text and then put your images at the end of the post, in thumbnails one […]
Sharing Your Work
One of my belief’s has been that with digital information you can make more money from it by allowing it to be shared. I’ve been saying pretty much the same thing since 1986 when I first discovered shareware. Mike Masnick at TechDirt says that as soon as you digitize something it becomes infinitely available (reproducible). […]
