Image via CrunchBase This is the first post in what I anticipate will be a 7 part series... 11 months ago, I posted this introspective piece on the results I was getting from blogging... Yesterday, I passed the 400 post mark. 400 posts over 18 months. Wow! Roughly a post a day for a year … Continue reading 400 posts redux; Lesson #1
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The ‘e1evation workflow’ continues to deliver!
In my effort to develop a powerfully simple workflow for my clients, I came up with something so elegant that I had to use it myself. Here are the results after 1 quarter of use... Related articles A curation workflow... (e1evation.com) The best of @e1evation for 8/6/2012 (e1evation.com) Zemanta Power User: Todd Lohenry, e1evation - … Continue reading The ‘e1evation workflow’ continues to deliver!
Ummm. Helloooooo!?
This is why they say that a picture is worth a thousand words. The Oatmeal has communicated volumes about how the world perceives your email with one image: You can move to the top with one simple tool: Google Apps! Google Apps allows you to attach Gmail and other powerful business apps to your internet … Continue reading Ummm. Helloooooo!?
If you’re using Ubuntu…
Image by Randy Zhang via Flickr...like I recommend [especially for older computers] then Google's Chrome browser combined with GNOME Do is a great combination. I create application shortcuts for web applications and then summon them with a keystroke combination. Very fast! Very powerful... Posted via web from The e1evation facebook page
The importance of curation
From a 30,000 foot view, there are two types of bloggers; creators and curators. Let's talk about curation as an 'art' form..."Content aggregation (the automated gathering of links) can be seen on sites like Google News. Overall, this type of aggregation has been seen as a positive thing for content creators and publishers, and up … Continue reading The importance of curation
“Creating beats consuming”
Auren Hoffman has a great post on consuming vs. producing. He says..."We are meant to be both creators and consumers. Today, however, most people consume far more then they create. Part of the reason for this is because being both a consumer and a creator at the same time is very difficult, and because goods … Continue reading “Creating beats consuming”
Google Docs; the next generation
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_hJ3R8jEZM&feature=player_embedded You can read about all the new improvements here. Just a reminder! If you're already using Google Apps for your organization, these improvements to your product have already been made free of charge...
Decluttering Google Reader
Image via CrunchBaseIf you read this blog on a regular basis, you know that I'm a huge fan of Google Reader. Here's a great post on what to do when you save too many feeds to Reader..."If your Google Reader inbox has grown out of control, and you're spending more time trying to keep up … Continue reading Decluttering Google Reader
Beyond Google Reader
Image via CrunchBaseWhen you've mastered Google Reader, what do you do next? Beyond the continual process of whittling down your trusted news sources to the ones that actually deliver for you, you can also apply Yahoo! Pipes. While I'm reluctant to recommend any tool by Yahoo! [this includes Flickr, etc.] due to their uncertain financial … Continue reading Beyond Google Reader
Spring clean your PC; outside and in!
Image via Wikipedia Here's something constructive to do this weekend..."Most of us clean our computers about as often as we spill something on the keyboard. But to keep your computer in good working order, you should scrub it down about twice a year--more often if you like to eat chips at your keyboard. Before you … Continue reading Spring clean your PC; outside and in!
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