According to Creative Commons, your original content on your blog post is automatically copyrighted. You still might want to make your desires clear to readers who’re interested in using your material. Continue reading “How to Copyright Your Blog Post”
For several years I’ve heard bloggers express concern about duplicate content. I finally found two articles that explain it very well. If you are a blogger and want to guest-post on other blogs or want to use content from other sites, you really should familiarize yourself with the effects of duplicate content for Google searches Continue reading “What to Do about Duplicate Content”
Marketers and eMail services have analyzed tens of millions of eMails to help you know when the best time might be to send your eMails. The time of day is one of the most important factors. Continue reading “When Is the Best Time to Send Your eMail?”
Have you ever looked at your phone’s battery indicator after lunch and thought: “Great! My phone’s good ’til after dinner.”
And then, about 2:00, you see a yellow bar on your phone’s battery indicator and can’t figure out what must have happened.
Why did the battery power drop so quickly? Maybe you need to change your habits so you don’t drain your battery as fast. However, if you aren’t doing anything out-of-the-ordinary to drain your battery, then understand that the indicator is “designed” on some psychological premises. Continue reading “The Psychology of Your Battery Level Indicator… Or When to Believe That Yellow Bar”
I’m not going to write much so you can spend your time on some of these great articles on African women in technology. Continue reading “African Women in Technology”
Cru staff and students are invited to join Global Short Film Network’s contest. Someone using their short films evangelistically next month will win an iPad mini. Continue reading Win a Free iPad Mini
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