Posted by Daniel in GeneralMar 29th, 2009 | 2 responses
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Order the MacHeist bundle today and get over $900 of essential mac software for only $39. Make sure you watch the video on all of the cool applications the bundle comes with. 25% of sales go to your favorite charity, so order now and pass it along to your friends! The more sales that are made means the more applications you get to download.
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Posted by Daniel in Business, General, Marketing, Web DesignFeb 27th, 2008 | 9 responses
Whether you are creating a new company website or starting a new web2.0 venture, you will need a plan of action to develop a successful website. Staying organized makes the website development process go smoothly and helps your team stay on track without going off on a tangent worrying about minute details. Planning also helps prepare for unexpected road blocks that could bring things to a halt if not foreseen. These processes have helped me over the years and I hope they help you too.
Here are the six steps to planning and executing a successful website:
Planning - Forming an Idea and Setting...
Posted by Daniel in GeneralJan 21st, 2008 | no responses
Have Mac OSX? Go Over to MacHeist and get the bundle of 14 programs that are usually around $500 for only $50. They are raising a percentage of the money for charity, and you even get to choose which organizations get your donation. It’s a great offer that will get you great deals on software you may have thinking about buying or would never stumble across without visiting MacHeist. Check it out!
Posted by Daniel in Marketing, SEO, Web2.0Nov 23rd, 2007 | 11 responses
I think a lot of people are waking up and realizing the internet isn’t a joke. At least it’s not anymore. Create a useful tool or web product and people will be handing over their credit cards faster than you can say e-commerce. You can make a living on the internet, spread a message, find your future spouse, raise 4.2 million dollars worth of presidential campaign money in 24 hours, and stay updated with current events to the second.
Posted by Daniel in Web2.0Nov 11th, 2007 | one response
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication.
Wikipedia defines Really Simple Syndication as:
“RSS is a family of Web feed formats used to publish frequently updated content such as blog entries, news headlines or podcasts. An RSS document, which is called a “feed,” “web feed,” or “channel,” contains either a summary of content from an associated web site or the full text. RSS makes it possible for people to keep up with their favorite web sites in an automated manner that’s easier than checking them manually.”
Basically, RSS is a way for you to...
Posted by Daniel in CodeIgniter, PHP, Web2.0Nov 11th, 2007 | 4 responses
You may find we don’t write on our blog every day like a lot of other companies. We try to focus on publishing quality posts about a certain area of the market that we feel strongly about. Although we probably should be posting more frequently, most of our time is spent developing web solutions that will be eventually released as open source or as a commercial solution for you and your company.
Posted by Daniel in GeneralNov 8th, 2007 | one response
They call it a “natural language search engine” that reads and understands every sentence on the Web.
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Posted by verrante in MarketingNov 5th, 2007 | no responses
I’ve been in the advertising, marketing, promotion, incentive, blah, blah, blah businesses for many years. I consider myself an expert in my field, understanding the concept development, execution, post analysis, financials and everything that goes into creating a successful campaign for my clients. At least in theory…
Posted by Daniel in Apple, iPhoneNov 4th, 2007 | one response
When I have problems with software or hardware, I usually start by searching on Google and finding dozens of solutions on different blogs and forums. Of course, in each forum there about a dozen solutions that you have to try for yourself also. I have an iPhone unlocked using SimFree 1.7 and here is the simple solution to activating YouTube on your unlocked phone after receiving this message:
“You must first connect to iTunes with an internet connection to enable YouTube.”
Posted by Daniel in PHPOct 29th, 2007 | 3 responses
Ever wanted to create your own slide reel, like Apple’s coverflow or to display an array of photos? You can, with EzSlide. EzSlide is a PHP library that uses javascript to create rich, fluid layers on your website where you can display anything you want. You can create applications like Apple’s coverflow, a photo slide reel, a unique multi-layer section of your website…just be creative! EzSlide relies on your creative ability to make it cool!