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DealZippy – Group Buying Search Engine
We all heard about search engines before and just about the different types of vertical engines around. What is probably new to you is a deal search engine that aggregates the best deals from various well known sources such as Groupon, Wahanda and more. What I find interesting about DealZippy is that you can basically search for any "deals" you [...]
Top Websites Of 2011
I always look forward to Time Magazine‘s yearly special features where they list the best blogs, best inventions, best websites and other cool stuff. In the past, I’ve blogged about the 50 Best Inventions of 2008 and Best Blogs of 2010. Last week they released the list for The 50 Best Websites of 2011. This particular feature honors the [...]
FREE Professional E-Commerce Icons Set
If you’re a web developer/designer or someone who’s creating your own E-Commerce site and are looking for some professional looking E-Commerce icons, check out this free icon set from Smashing Magazine. Designed by Web Icons Set, this free E-commerce icon set features 20 high quality icons in 64×64 pixels and .png format. The set includes [...]
The 411 on Photo Copyright Laws: 3 Tips for a Budding Blogger
Every blogger knows that while great and original content is needed to help acquire a strong readership, photos can sometimes play an even more important role—after all, you can have the best content in the world but if you don't have an overall aesthetically pleasing website, some readers might not give it the time of day. With that said, [...]
A Music Blogger’s Conundrum: Reverb Nation vs. MySpace
I recently started an unofficial MySpace boycott as a result of their decision to remove the ability to search by location. As a local music reviewer for my city, I turn to online resources when seeking new bands to write about. When MySpace launched their revamped site late last year, they altered their advanced search and omitted the special [...]
A MailChimp Review, For The Good Affiliate Marketer
As I was doing my normal daily blog hopping I happen to notice that there seemed to be a lot of people promoting Aweber as the best auto-responder on the market. Apart from expounding all its good points they will generally tell you, somewhere in the post, that it must be good because all the big boys use it. This may be true but I’m sure [...]
Ways Non-Profits Can Use Blogs and Social Media
Record numbers of people are visiting and writing blogs. Social networking has also become ingrained in every day life. From suburban moms to small business owners, blogs are being created to express interest and promote products. As blogs and social media are now a significant category in online behavior, organizations, specifically non-profits, [...]
MS Office 2010 vs Google Docs – Is the competition worth?
Nothing remains permanent. Everything has to change. And so, the same goes with the Microsoft. I am a big fan of Microsoft Products especially Microsoft Office. I have been using it from long and no complaints as such till date. I have worked on all versions of Microsoft Office..from Office 2000 to the most recent 2007. Frankly speaking...no [...]
Exclusive Interview With Maddy Cuttsworth
How fortunate was I to have run into Maddy Cuttsworth, one of Google’s big boys, and to have him agree to an interview. How lucky are you, my loyal readers, to have access to this exclusive interview with one of the most famous faces behind the huge Google machine. Naturally, once I got him on his own I wanted to grill him, to learn as [...]
Flatlanders, Hawks and Chickens
I’ve long held the opinion that people, upon moving, should immerse themselves in the culture of their locale, rather than alter it to suit themselves with regard to their own familiarities. When my family moved to Pollock Pines, California back in the early 1980’s, I noticed that people displayed “Stomp Out Flatlanders” bumper stickers [...]
