October 31st, 2008 by Bob Stovall
Tagged With: blog • founder • mena trott • moveable type • six apart
The founding mother of the blog revolution, Movable Type’s Mena Trott, talks about the early days of blogging, when she realized that giving regular people the power to share our lives online is the key to building a friendlier, more connected world.
Trott and her husband Ben developed Movable Type for their own use in 2001, but it became immensely popular and they dove in full-time. By the time they were preparing their blog-hosting service TypePad, investors were knocking on the door. In 2004, the company grew from seven employees to 50, with Mena Trott serving as chief executive, as well as an interface designer. Today, having acquired LiveJournal and introduced rich-media sharing platform Vox, Six Apart’s software gives online voice to millions of people and organizations worldwide.
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October 30th, 2008 by Bob Stovall
Tagged With: cd • repair • resurface • scratch
Have a scratched CD? Who doesn’t? You can resurface that CD with toothpaste, a banana and a little knowledge. You’re on your own for the toothpaste or banana, but this video can show you how to use them.
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October 24th, 2008 by Bob Stovall
Tagged With: facebook • flickr • media • myspace • social • squidoo • twitter • Video
From the folks at CommonCraft, here’s a video that explains Social Media in Plain English. It’s a great primer for anyone feeling baffled by the social media revolution.
Using Social Media is an essential part of Dominating Your Local Market for your business type and keywords. Ask us how you can use the power of social media even if you don’t know a “tweet” from a “squidoo.”
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October 22nd, 2008 by Bob Stovall
Tagged With: beginners • html • newbie • series • tutorial • Video
Have you ever wanted to learn basic HTML so you could build or update a website? If you have, the HTML For Beginners Video Tutorial Series may be just what you’ve been looking for. This 14 video series will have you creating or changing web pages like a pro even if you think you are technologically challenged.
Why are these tutorials so unique? Well we all learn things in our own way… I understand this and I’ve made an easy to follow, visual program that offers all the learning tools you need - as well as showing you fantastic ways to succeed using the ever popular HTML code.
The HTML For Beginners Video Tutorials contain information about building a site with HTML ‘from the ground up.’ This tutorial series is overflowing with techniques and methods that HTML experts use day to day to create fantastic looking web pages, well structured content and visually exciting sites… and now you have the same opportunity!
Get a complete list of what you’ll learn and more information at the HTML For Beginners Video Tutorial website.
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October 21st, 2008 by Bob Stovall
Tagged With: 411 • cell • free • goog-411 • Google • information • phone • service
Tired of paying $1 or more when you need information form your home, business or cell phone? Tired of “free” 411 services that are incredibly slow because they need time to run ads while you wait? save some time and money with GOOG-411.
GOOG-411 is Google’s new 411 service. It is completely free and really easy to use. Simply call 1-800-GOOG-411, say where you are and what you’re looking for. GOOG-411 will find and connect you with the business you choose for free.
For more information, see the GOOG-411 website.
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October 9th, 2008 by Bob Stovall
Tagged With: how-to • make • maker • movie • photo • still • Video • windows
You can use the free Windows Movie Maker program to make videos from your still photos. You can then take that video and put it on YouTube, Google Video or Yahoo Video as well as other leading websites.
Make videos of your homes for sale, apartments for rent, cars, trucks, bikes and planes for sale, small products, etc. Why put static images on your website or in your eBay ads when you can put narrated video? Tests have shown that using video brings faster sales at higher prices.
This video tutorial shows you how to create a video from still photos using Windows Movie Maker.
You can download a larger version of this video for free at the 7DollarVideoStore.com Free Stuff Page.
The 7DollarVideoStore.com is creating dozens of new videos every month and they never cost more than $7. You can register to be notified every time a new set of videos is available by visiting the 7DollarVideoStore.com website.
You can also receive special pricing on complete video tutorial sets to take you from beginner to pro in a few short, entertaining video lessons.
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October 9th, 2008 by Bob Stovall
Tagged With: branding • capture • edit • how-to • Marketing • Software • Video • watermark
You hear all the talk about how you need to incorporate video into your online marketing, but how do you do that?
7DollarVideoStore.com has just released the 12 video tutorial Video Marketing on Steroids to help you get into the video race. These up-to-the-minute videos show where to get free software and services that will let you capture and edit you own video.
And there’s an section on branding your videos that you just can’t afford to miss.
The individual videos are just $7 and you can watch a sample video below. The video contains a coupon code you can use to get $10 off on the complete 12 video tutorial set.
Don’t be left out of the Video Marketing revolution. You can read all the details about this program at the Video Marketing on Steroids website.
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