This may sound weird, and i tried to get this idea published (It was rejected, for obvious reasons). But thank God for blogs. I can CHOOSE to publish it here! More to the point, how does one turn Gmail into a forensic tool? Before i tell you the answer, how about you guys try to […]
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Guy Kawasaki is one of my favorites. I read 3 of his books already, (one of which he personally signed!) and some video and audio materials as well. Now that he has his own b*log, we can get to read about his ideas almost on a regular basis!
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I have heard of terms like del.icio.us, tag cloud , RSS, feed aggregator and the like. And frankly, i’m a bit confused by all these. While i will endeaver to learn these in the future, maybe you can help me out by leaving comments or pointing me to the right direction? How exactly does having […]
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This was one of the advice on B*logspot help on how to promote your site. But i’m one of those chaps that need to find the shortest path to an objective. I don’t have time to read the whole theory behind making a site ‘search-engine’ friendly. Thankfully, Mark Martirez of Box.com.ph, sent me an email […]
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I have never thought of this matter, until i read Chris Garrett’s view on the matter. Indeed if one is to have a blog, it would have to span several time zones, with different periods at which your visitors arrive. So how do you know when the bulk of traffic arrives? Simple! Get a traffic […]
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