Last month we went to the Apple Store to buy a new adapter for our Mac laptop (yes, Apple stuff breaks too) and we had a wonderful shopping experience. We were pleasantly surprised to see there’s a very easy way to purchase (almost) anything from the Apple store.
I’m using TweetDeck to manage my tweeting activities and so was very interested to see the new features that version 1.3 was bringing in.
Here are the most important updates:
It’s infographic time again! Hear from kissmetrics.com what are the main reasons people are leaving a website. Great tips to check out that you are not guilty of on your site. If you do, work with your designer to fix them so that you entertain and keep visitors on your website. Enjoy!
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This is the third post of the TweetDeck tips series. Find related posts by searching for TweetDeck on our blog. If you don’t know what TweetDeck is, check out www.tweedeck.com.
Today let’s see how you can set up lists. Lists are very useful to see quickly what your close tweeps are saying.
OK, infographic time, everyone! And since we are working heavily on redesigning our blog, I selected the perfect one for creating a landing page.
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Do you need to create presentations in your day to day work or even occasionally? Lots of presentations contain very useful information but miss to engage their audience because of easy to fix mistakes.
In my previous post Please, let me comment on your blog! – part 1, I shared some mistakes that can prevent people to comment on your blog. Little I knew that I was not walking my talk! Thanks to my colleague blogger Helen Bogun from http://helzdesign.wordpress.com, I found out that my CAPTCHA was acting out preventing people from posting comments on the blog.
I’ve had this blog idea for a while in my ideas bucket. Just today I stumbled over Michelle Schaeffer’s blog post Please, let me share your blog, and I got inspired to write my post too.
Spring, or any other season, is the perfect time to dust off your web site and give it a fresh appearance. Here are 3 ways to clean up your web site without spending a lot of time or a fortune:
