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Posted on: Thursday, January 28th, 2010 in: Code, SoftwareThe how and why to get a gravatar. The how to display them on your website or blog.
The how and why to get a gravatar. The how to display them on your website or blog.
Having fun with websites.
A review of USO Networks, and how optimizing a video for search engines using a professional service may be the best way to go if you are serious about getting traffic out of it.
So how do you get the power of a video without compromising your site? It’s simple really, you link to it.
After my last post, Giving Life to Your Site, I thought this weeks poll would be appropriate. I know many users have said in the past they do not like video introductions, but webmasters are beginning to say that video introductions work great. I believe this may be the case of what we say does not equal what we do or react.
There used to be a time when I would say I hate this kind of stuff, but it’s what the web is turning into. Sites with real actors delivering the sites primary message. Walking and talking actors are coming alive on websites everywhere these days, and their impact can be substantial if viewed by the target audience
So after using the Flip Camera for a while I decided to do one last check to see if I could find the driver for my old converter, and there it was on this drivers site.
You have probably heard that marketing virally is a good idea, and that using video is a geat way to do it. After seeing some YouTube stats today I think you can almost prove this with the numbers alone.
Or should I call this post, Acai, Acai, Acai like their domain name www.acaiacaiacai.com. After my last post, I wanted to give a great example of using some video to sell your product. Check out this site: Acai Berry, and their use of video.
Because yesterdays post was about fast forms, I decided to stick with the theme in two ways, real estate, and fast. That is about the only similarity though. This one is about flash, its alternative, and how on this Austin Real Estate site, has some flash that runs too fast. I actually wrote a post about them a while back as well, and that time I was referring to their header flash object.