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Mailchimp has a new, neat integration with Digioh that allows you to share files with your newsletter audience. It also generates unique links so that you can track exactly who downloaded your files, as well as other stats.
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I have just finished watching How to Create an Awesome Demo Video for Your Business , by Miguel Hernandez. Miguel Hernandez’ company is GrumoMedia. They have an interesting style for their videos – they are at the same time fun to watch, informative, and they sell the product very well. You can see them by yourself on [...]
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Interesting list of SEO plugins for WordPress.
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This year, a whole batch of free online classes became available from Stanford professors. I’ve always been interested in AI, and so I took Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning . Both courses cover AI, but the first does more of a tour of the field, covering a lot of topics. The second is only about Machine Learning, [...]
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This year I took Ben Hunt’s Pro Web Design Course. I learned a lot from it – and was able to raise my websites’ ranking for several keywords, and got some extra traffic too. The main reason I took the course was after reading Ben’s books Save the Pixel, Convert! and seeing his videos on [...]
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You can quickly make Web Albums with STGThumb. While you can easily tell from the name that thumbnails were the main idea when I first developed STGThumb, very soon users started to request a Web Album feature. It couldn’t be easier to make online photo albums with STGThumb. Just choose the photos you want, click [...]
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Interesting article on how to customize the text on your excerpts more link:
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The Art of Readable Code – Simple and Practical Techniques for Writing Better Code – by Dustin Boswell and Trevor Foucher – is a book on advice on making your code more readable. Why would you want your code to be more readable? It might not seem so important while you are coding, specially if [...]
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The Developer’s Code – What Real Programmers Do – by Ka Wai Cheung is supposed to contain “nuggets of wisdow” on how to sustain a healthy relationship with your work. I have just finished reading the first beta version. That means this is not a review of the complete book – there are whole sections [...]
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http://wpmu.org/googlyzer-for-wordpress-puts-the-power-of-google-analytics-in-your-admin-dashboard/ Wouldn’t it be great to be able to access your WordPress site’s Google analytics right from your dashboard? Well now you can with the Googlyzer plugin. This sweet tool makes it super simple to view key Google analytics within your WordPress[...]
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