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Self-Installed VOIP for Small Business

Published September 20, 2011 | By admin

Example of residential network including VoIP

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Posted in Internet | Tagged Business telephone system, Internet access, Skype, small business, Telecommunications, Videotelephony, Voice over IP | 17 Comments

The Reasons Why I Need to Have a Logo for my Site

Published May 9, 2011 | By admin

This is a guest post by Ellee Parker

Logos have long been a part of the business world; however, now that more professionals are joining the mass pool of information known as the internet, it is important for websites to have logos as well. But why is this so? Why should a website need a logo, of all things?

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Posted in Graphics | Tagged Advertising, Design, Design Services, Logo, Logo and Stationery, Marketing and Advertising, Website | 33 Comments

9 Lightweight Browsers For Non-Surfing Moods

Published December 21, 2010 | By admin

I thought I would pop in here again with a random post about browsers. My browser of choice right now is Chrome. I installed shortly after it came out as my secondary “fast” browser for those times I was doing things other than web surfing with my computer. Like, for example, when writing code and just needing to look up documentation quickly. I was a born again Firefox user at the time. The addons, man, the addons. Read more... (851 words, 9 images, estimated 3:24 mins reading time)

Posted in Internet | Tagged arora, Browsers, Chrome, comet bird, Firefox, iron, k-meleon, lightweight, midori, qtweb, slim browser, the world browser | 2 Comments

Monday Links?

Published March 8, 2010 | By admin

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Strange, but I figured might as well. The links I find follow no rhyme or reason anyway. They are just the byproducts of the work I do and the blogs I read and every now and then a random coincidence, which is why I still like StumbleUpon. And I will not be held down to the tyranny of a specific link day because some weeks I just collect more than others. Plus I have a new list of sites I am posting to my affiliate marketing blog, which will be my first link: Read more... (663 words, 2 images, estimated 2:39 mins reading time)

Posted in Findings | Tagged LinkWheel, Mashups, Python, word frequency, Writing | 32 Comments

Friday Links – 2/19/2010

Published February 19, 2010 | By admin

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Helping Your Niche Site Swim in the Mainstream
Just because you have a niche site does not mean it has to remain in obscurity. There are plenty of ways to make even the most boring site appeal to a wider range of people.
tags: niche, site, mainstream, traffic
Engineering Viral Success
How to engineer a successful viral campaign. They don’t just happen. A very in depth post with specific steps.
tags: viral, social, media, marketing Read more... (426 words, 2 images, estimated 1:42 mins reading time)

Posted in Findings | 12 Comments

Friday Links – 2/12/2010

Published February 12, 2010 | By admin

On Potential Privacy Problems With Gmail Buzz Exposing Email Contacts
Before I logged into Google Buzz, I thought, Google cloning Facebook. But I was actually surprised that it was something more useful. And then I ran into this article about the privacy issues and it has me wondering.
tags: google, buzz, privacy, sml
Keyword grouping tool for PPC : A free keyphrase grouper by CampaignSniper
I was looking for a desktop keyword grouping tool and was amazed at how hard they were to find. Here is an online one with the source code. I am currently integrating the source into http://www.dir23.com Read more... (443 words, estimated 1:46 mins reading time)