Fake Twitter accounts have been a problem for Twitter for years. Most Twitter users have at least one fake account following them due to companies setting up fake accounts to boost profile numbers. They don’t do any harm per say however there is a service that allows you to see how many fake followers a … Read more
I’m in the process of writing my first book so I was really excited when Guy Kawasaki send me a copy of his 12th book APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur-How to Publish a Book earlier this week. The book is released on Monday (Dec 10th) and was co-authored by iOS developer Shawn Welch. Over the last … Read more
Twitter is all about making connections and making your voice heard. Therefore, it should follow on that following more people will allow you to make more connections, shouldn’t it? In this post I will be looking at whether this is true and examining the pros and cons of following a lot of people on Twitter. … Read more
If you’ve ever searched for the term ‘Making Money Online’, you’ll know who John Chow is. John was one of the first people to make a personal blog profitable and within two years of launching it he was making $40,000 a month. What a lot of people don’t realise is that John has had success … Read more
Whilst many people use task management services to manage their work online, I use email to manage the tasks I have online. In Gmail, you can do this by creating folders and filing tasks in these folders or using the Google Tasks feature. I prefer to simply leave emails that need attention as ‘Unread’. An … Read more
Formally known as Windows Live Folders, SkyDrive is a free file hosting service that Microsoft have been pushing heavily over the last year. I’ve been aware of the service for quite some time as whenever a friend sends me a photo to my Hotmail account, it’s usually been uploaded to SkyDrive. The SkyDrive interface isn’t … Read more
Every blogger works differently. As a blog owner I have come across various blogging traits, different routines and different levels of experience. Most inexperienced bloggers need you to walk them through everything. Specifically, new bloggers ask you exactly what type of article they should write. I can understand the concerns of someone new wanting to … Read more
I read on Time Magazine that Twitter is rolling out a new redesign over the new few weeks. People generally fear change, so whenever a large social media service such as Twitter or Facebook changes the user experience slightly, there are a lot of complaints.
I’m quite impressed with the new changes though. I love the way photos are embedded on timelines now overall the new design is a lot cleaner.
What are your thoughts on the new design of Twitter?
Kevin
Luke Moulton posted a fantastic on offer on Flippa yesterday. To celebrate the one year anniversary of the site they are offering all members $10 worth of free credits. This will reduce your next auction listing from $19 to $9. The offer is only valid until 12 noon, 28th June, 2010 (Australian Eastern Standard Time) … Read more
I received a comment on my auction for TaekwondoPatterns this morning. When I logged in to Flippa I noticed that the auction listing has been improved. The new design has a noticeably smaller font. The main details of the auction are now at the top of the auction page instead of the sidebar with traffic … Read more
