Saturday 04th of July 2009
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Friday, 03 October 2008 20:41 |
20 Quick SEO Tips | Unreal Media Folks who know me know I don't think highly of most Search Engine Optimization (SEO) services.
There is no free lunch when it come to getting your website high in the listings at Google or other search sites. Content is king more now than ever before so if you want a good position on the search sites you need to have a quality website. That's it.
That said when I saw this site (linked above) I knew I should Blog it here. If you want my expert opinion on SEO, this author says it. Have a look. |
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Wednesday, 14 May 2008 08:14 |
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I offer cPanel web hosting services which give you complete control over your domain name web address and e-mail.
There are thousands of cPanel services available to you but mine come with me. :)
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Web 2.0
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Saturday, 01 December 2007 16:20 |
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Splashup is a pretty obvious adaptation of the popular open source program, GIMP, as a WebWare application. I’m am very impressed by how well it has been done too. Let me add here that GIMP offers much more capability than Splashup does, Scriptfu addons and filters that make it an open source competitor of the commercial Photoshop program. (Though not fully, if you have the cash, Photoshop and Fireworks are still worth the cash.) Still, this webware has some features that make it a great addition to your image editing abilities from any computer web browser with flash. To begin with it will load files from your local hard disk or a number of online repositories, Flickr, Picasa and Facebook. In addition if you are needing to edit over several sessions of use you can save it to a splashup format which keeps all the layers, etc. that you have used during editing. In short, give it a go. I think you’ll be pleased. |
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Friday, 30 November 2007 14:16 |
If you are not already keeping a Blog of your own you may be finding you are soon to be a minority. It has become so easy to create one now the complex part is actually writing in it, and this article is about new ways to create or edit Blogs from other programs, offline so to speak. The first I'll describe is one I am trial-ing to make this part of this post. It's a freebie from Microsoft called Windows Live Writer . I am trying to demonstrate how it will handle images very nicely, it even adds the show effect on the graphic you see.
Because it is a Microsoft product it handles inserting info from all the Microsoft services (which I am not a big fan, MS maps, video sites instead of YouTube and Flickr and Google Maps). For a Windows product, it's not bad. |
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Saturday, 04 August 2007 11:37 |
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PicniK.com I just Stumbled Upon this new (to me at least) online graphic editor and it is pretty neat. I've been expecting services like this now as the web 2.0 design of weblife comes into being. this service is still Beta but that means it's advanced features are available free for now. This site will do all the basic image editing like any editor on your computer but it does more and it does it within a browser window. to make it easier you can also open it's editor to "Full Screen" so it looks like any program you have on your computer, but its a web page. It integrates with your hard drive, Flickr, Picasa, and Facebook images at this time and looks like to intends to work with many more services as time goes on. Try it out, it's a five of five rating from me. |
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