Google+ just changed! 25th March 2013 10:34 AM
“I know it will never be photoshop, but I'd much prefer to use an old Windows copy of paint shop pro to chop images!”
My trusty old PSP version 7.02 is still going strong and is quite happy on Win7
PostsGoogle+ just changed! 25th March 2013 10:34 AM “I know it will never be photoshop, but I'd much prefer to use an old Windows copy of paint shop pro to chop images!” My trusty old PSP version 7.02 is still going strong and is quite happy on Win7 Google Panda 3.7 rolled out on June 8th 25th March 2013 9:16 AM Yep I'm pretty sure the post was written on the 12-06-12, and the Panda update was rolled out last June Shall close this thread as it's work here is done... My Windows 7 turned into a "touch screen" 24th March 2013 8:33 PM Completely voice controlled would do it for me, in a StarTrek kind of way. Computer, find a local plumber, make it so Unfortunately though I fear it would be as reliable as the voice commands in my car, which has no idea what I'm on about and spends most of her time telling me command not recognised Post Budget Analysis - Corp Tax back to 20% and cheaper beer! 21st March 2013 3:16 PM So what do you think, lacklustre, uninspiring, or did the Chancellor get it about right? Corp tax coming back down to 20% and lower National Insurance bills, but it looks like that's about it for small businesses. Any thoughts, good, bad or indifferent? Selling tablet PC in US & EU market 21st March 2013 2:47 PM “I'm working in a company which produce air heaters in China,met the same problem. Though we have some paid B2Bs still hard to reached the buyers.Do you guys have any good suggestions?” Hi Jane, I'm afraid the majority of members here are not really interested in importing bulk products from China, so this is probably the wrong forum for you. Going to close this thread now before the floodgates open! Google+ just changed! 21st March 2013 12:51 PM “See this article if you get stuck: How To Crop Your Google Plus Cover Photo | Resize Google Cover Photo” Great link Neil Have just edited mine using that method: https://plus.google.com/104247085577497637405/posts The future of SEO - Semantic Web Technologies 21st March 2013 10:50 AM “Yes, spamming is not the best way to promote websites with the help of SEO.” Totally irrelevant comment that shows you never read the article, understood, and to be fair represents everything that is wrong with the SEO industry. In effect, you have just fulfilled your own prophecy by spamming this thread “In hindsight, maybe we should keep techniques like this hush hush from netherworld marketers. But it takes a lot longer to build a site using structured data, so I guess that fact in itself might stop them from churning out hundreds of new sites a day.” Like you say, it would take a lot of time and effort, so I don't think it will be a major issue. I now want to design the framework for a large database driven site from the ground up using a semantic layout, and just thinking about it I get more excited Blogging 21st March 2013 10:34 AM Thats kind of stating the obvious Rafael. Do you have any stats to or blogging information to help out any aspiring bloggers? In your experience how do you gauge if it's been successful? After all it's marketing, and unless you are blogging as a hobby, any online marketing should be measurable and analyzed shouldn't it? I guess the question is, to hand craft quality content and not churn out the same old rubbish, is it worth the actual investment in time? Do you have stats to prove it is, or is it something that isn't measured? Do you run a business from home? 21st March 2013 10:22 AM “However i have been turned down on contracts before due to (imho) being a small business and having a name like Yorkshire Plumbing Services which sound like it could be a big company...” Good feedback. I guess if this was an ongoing issue, you could always utilise a virtual business address, and utilise rented meeting rooms for any negotiations, meetings etc. The business centre where we are has over 60 businesses using it simply as a virtual address and just utilise meeting room services or ad hoc hot desks. I spoken to a few of them who range from training consultants, architects and IT support one man bands, and all love and prefer working from home. They see it as a cost effective way of establishing or projecting a professional image, without the expense or need of a physical office. Is blog commenting really important for SEO?? 21st March 2013 10:11 AM “Blog commenting is also a major part of SEO..If you want to build a good backlinks then must do blog commenting...It's too much essential for every website..It's a off page technique which is very beneficial for a website.. I wouldn't call it a major part of SEO, and it's only a decent backlink if the blog is relevant and not spammed to death. |