This month’s discussion is guaranteed to cure your selling blues by reviewing the single most important marketing principle of all… yet, amazingly, one that most VARs neglect almost entirely. This is not a quick shot in the arm, mind you. You can’t apply this principle on Tuesday and expect a huge order on Friday. But it WILL bring you great success. It is a principle that is so well respected in professional marketing circles that…
"Marketing & Branding : What's in a Name Anyway?"Author: Mark
It’s been a long time I read about the open graph protocol Basically: “The Open Graph protocol enables any web page to become a rich object in a social graph. For instance, this is used on Facebook to enable any web page to have the same functionality as a Facebook Page. While many different technologies and schemas exist and could be combined together, there isn’t a single technology which provides enough information to richly represent…
"Open Graph Protocol & Facebook"
Looking to find the best professional digital camera for your needs – only in reading digital camera reviews are you able to come up with a decision. There are so many digital cameras available in the market today, because the popularity of digital photography has really soared in recent years. I love photography so much and I’m really very interested in taking amazing pictures, so I really knew that I had to go pro and…
"GE Power Pro X500 w/ 15x Zoom Digital Camera Review"
A few days ago I needed to setup a FreeBSD server from scratch, in order to have a dedicated ticketing and project management system at work. We decided to use the popular Open Source Project Management Software, Redmine, since some of us had some previous (positive) experiences with it. Looking through the Redmine community wiki, I noticed that the guides on how to install Redmine on a FreeBSD system were either outdated, or in a…
"How To Install Redmine 2.1.2 on FreeBSD Apache (with Passenger and RVM)"
I was checking the other day my old e-mail inbox on Yahoo Mail which I have not opened for ages. It had me reminiscing old memories. Still using the old interface (which I like better than the new AJAX-powered one), I was instantly interested at surfing the nooks and crannies of Yahoo! Mail’s old self and started checking contacts, calendars and mt yahoo mail notepad. Mind you, I’ve been using Google’s Gmail service since my…
"Reminiscing Old Memories with Yahoo Mail Notepad"