Monthly Archives: December 2009
A Chance To Make a Donation to a Worthwhile Cause – CRAB
Recently I have spent some time thinking about how I can be of more service to the community, not only by participating in events I believe in, but also using my blog as an opportunity to help better fund these worthwhile causes. When I was Head Sailing Instructor at the Croton Sailing School and E.A.S.T.[.....]
Over 50 Free Ways To Grow The Ultimate White Hat Organic SEO Campaign
I will admit, the title to this post is a little misleading because when it comes to maintaining any search engine optimization campaign there is always a cost, even if you are passionate about doing it yourself. If you decide to manage your own SEO, keep in mind that there is an enormous amount of[.....]
Want to Blog For Us?
Being mostly a one man operation I have realized that to truly grow it is important to turn the “I” into a “We”. I know that there is an abundance of talented bloggers out there who enjoy a conversation regarding Social Media, SEO, WordPress, web standards, or just about anything else that involves computers and[.....]
Google Chrome Radio Buttons, Checkboxes Disappear and Internet Explorer 8 Black Toolbar
Out of my own frustration I wanted to lend a helping hand to anyone who might be going through some of the strife I have encountered over the past week with the latest releases of Chrome and IE 8. I just want to go on record that I only use Internet Explorer when checking cross-browser compatibility[.....]
Social Media and Augmented Reality: Web 2.0 Comes Alive
Ever since the Robert Downey Jr issue of Esquire magazine hit newsstands last month there has been a ton of buzz regarding the advent of augmented reality as an emerging media technology that could revolutionize the advertising industry. The true question is what else does it do? A pretty typical question for the modern American who by[.....]
Stop Your #Twhining: My Twitter Manifesto
Twitter has almost a satirical quality to it: Keep your followers in the know about your status update while hyping up everything you like and appreciate on the web, meanwhile good intentions can become misconstrued as rude, obnoxious and/or invasive. It’s a delicate balancing act because most Twitter users do not personally know theirfollowers, and cannot be completely[.....]