Have you tried Scoop.it?

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Scoop.it allows us to keep a visual collection of the stories that hold our interest. You might compare it to Pinterest in some ways but for me, it’s so much more. You get to shine the spotlight on your favorite images but more importantly – you can gather snippets of information in an organized collection based on your topic of interests. Curating a topic helps build your authority and helps keep you focused.  via  How To Curate Content and Build Authority With Scoop.it Continue reading →

Internet Explorer 10 Metro with Flash

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For better or worse, IE10 is one of those Windows 8 apps with a split personality–part Metro and part desktop. Microsoft dubs it a “Metro style enabled desktop browser,” which means that technically it’s a single app that offers two different “experiences.” via  IE10 in Windows 8: Metro style vs. desktop style Continue reading →

What Apple and Google are not Telling you About Mobile Device Security (infographic) – Forbes

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With 6 billion global mobile subscribers and over 35 billion apps downloaded to those devices, one begins to wonder how secure this situation is for businesses. In fact it’s not.  via What Apple and Google are not Telling you About Mobile Device Security (infographic) – Forbes.

Has Blogging Changed You?

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Blogging connects people from all parts of the world. A single connection can change a person’s life in wonderful ways.  Blogging has the potential to change your life or someone else’s life. Contact leads to communication. Communication expands our knowledge and leads to relationship building. Building relationships with people from different cultures influences thoughts and actions and results in creative collaboration. Blogging can even lead to your dream blogging job finding you. Continue reading →

Mark Spam as Spam

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spam canIf you want to improve your site’s visibility in the search results, approving spam comments is definitely not the way to go. The majority of all so-called information on the internet is spam. Over 80% of all so-called comments submitted to blogs on the .wordpress.com site every day are spam.  There is not only robotic spam but there are also people hired to leave phony comments on blogs so they can get their spammy links approved and posted. Continue reading →