[Originally published in The Coloradoan on 2/17/12] Google announced in January that it would be unveiling new changes to its privacy policy, which will allow the tech giant to consolidate data on how you use its services in new ways. … Continued
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Camera Phones, Point-and-Shoots and DSLRS: Which Camera is Right for You?
In the days of yore, if you wanted to take a picture, you needed to dig out the old Kodak Instamatic and fire off a couple of frames. When you finally used up the roll of film (kids, ask your … Continued
Getting Started with Web Development on Your Own
[Originally published in The Coloradoan on 2/11/12] If you are thinking of personally building a website for yourself or your business, there are more ways than ever before to get a site started and live on the Internet. The right … Continued
Facebook Contests: What You Can and Cannot Do
Everyone wants to be the Big Winner! Hosting a contest on your Facebook page is a great way to: Drive people to your page Get them engaged and Let’s be honest: Make them ‘like’ you more. There is just one … Continued
Rule the Blogosphere by Committing to Your Blog’s Message
[originally published in The Coloradoan on February 3, 2012] Although I have discussed in previous weeks how WordPress is the most popular blogging platform for good reason, it does not always mean that the content of a blog is worth … Continued
Search Engine Optimization: How to Get Your Website Noticed
[Originally published on 1/27/12 in The Coloradoan] For any sized business today, it is important to have your website show up at the top of search results in a search engine, like Google or Bing. In fact, “94 percent of … Continued
What All Those Buttons Do: The Best Settings for Your Digital Camera
Many photographers may have found under the tree this holiday season a new digital camera. Whether it was a “point and shoot” or DSLR, the first thing you may have noticed was the camera dial has all sorts of letters … Continued