So i notice on these work at home websites people using graphics from legit magazines like CNN AND USA TODAY. Are we allowed to just take peoples graphics like that and insinuate their support of our business?I am so tired of seeing these work from home scams. these programs telling you that for the tiny cost of 100 dollars they are going to have you posting links for fortune 500's and making a residual limitless income. i just looked into one called simple enough top 3 work from home jobs rev

my husband is finishing his degree in computer programming. I expressed my frustration of learning these interfaces with him like word press and he said "that's the challenge with finding a job as a programmer. Here I am looking at things for the first time and I'm in competition with these teenagers who started coding at 3 yrs old and already have 15 years of experience!" boy I love him. sooI hear everyone writing about how easy WP is to navigate, operate and control. I do not agree. while w

Its a very good place to start. To begin we start with 1,2,3. Do Re ME. anybody else here the sound of music? I am today going to begin again. so my first website and domain are now going to be my mess around sites, test sites if you will. I have made so many word press mistakes there that i feel it would be easier just to start completely over. its unfortunate but it happens. but i keep dumping hours into something that is very messed up. I have pages and posts running together in places that

I went with Premium Membership right from the beginning because ive always struggled with money and saw a lot of value here.Heres my story about working for others.PROMOTED AND FIRED IN 1 DAYLIFE CAN BE TOUGH ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU ARE WORKING FOR SOMEONE ELSE. Yes its scary to learn a new skill and attempt to make money online. But its scarier to me to be DEPENDENT ON a companies WHIMS AND MOODS OR WORSE EVEN THE BOTTOM LINE. FACELESS COMPANIES THAT CAN TAKE OR LEAVE YOU WITHOUT A SECOND THOUGHT.

Creating good content for your readers can be a challenge, at least for me but today in an article written on the e-learning industry there were six points to keep in mind:Content Chunking they called it. it involves keeping information in chunks and on point so it is easier for people to digest. first introduced in 1956 by George A Miller who suggested our working memory can hold a finite number of items. once that number is hit you get Cognitive Overload and in todays' techno laden world I th