Lots of interest in Zello

I wrote an article today and noticed something when the comments came rolling in... I talked about my suggested apps to use in emergency situations (e.g. during and after hurricanes), and one in particular seems to generate a lot of curiousity... It's called Zello.The article itself was really just a public service annoucement (meaning I wasn't selling anything), but I got a lot of questions about Zello. So I figured I'd blog about it here and offer info to all who might be interested in the "w

I'm in with both feet

I started like many here I would imagine, I tried the free trial and then wondered in going Premium would really help me build an online business. Then I went Premium, but wasn't too serious about what I'd put into this or realistic about what I expected to get out. But that all changed a little less than two weeks ago...I was going over my WordPress dashboard to day and found a graph that clearly showed when I really got serious about WA and started to apply what I had learned thus far. That w

re-Posting to Facebook made easy!

Blog2Social - Get in the groove!I've tried a few different social media WordPress pluggins over the years, but my favorite is the Blog2Social pluggin by far!It is extremely easy to set up, which can't be said for many others, and if you used a Featured Image in your WordPress Post, it creates a nice Facebook post with little more than a click of the pluggins Share button.It's free to use manually, which I actually prefer to be honest, but you can also buy Premium features that automatically upd

Create Your Own Wikipedia Book

Did you know that you can create Wikipedia books that can be printed and sold? Sound too good to be true? It's true! I was writing about basic map skills and was becoming overwhelmed with the details that I had kind of dimissed in my head as I conceptualized writing about the topic, and remembered that I could compile Wikipedia articles into a book and actually have it published!Originally I created on for my son who had joined the Army and was going to be stationed in Germany. I was stationed

Site Comments

The "Site Comments" feature here is a big plus, but I do have a few suggestions that would make it even better...1. Allow for free text input to go along with the request to allow us to cover things that aren't exactly a perfect fit from the Pulldown menus.2. For whatever reason Product pages in Woo Commerce aren't scraped up for the Pulldown list of pages to choose from, so allowing us to paste in the URL would fix that pretty simply,3. Include 5 Star feature to allow those commenting to rate

The Site Support Rocks!

I'm not one to go out of my way to give kuddos for things like getting support, but I have to say that the website support here is AWESOME! They are very fast, but better yet, they get it done every time!!!Keep up the good works guys and gals, I REALLY appreciate the work you do!

What's in a name.

I wonder sometimes how important it is to have a unique or catchy domain name. It seems to me that a lot of time and effort can be squandered on finding that perfect name, rather than doing more important things like website optimization (or SEO); that are more likely to produce tangible results.I think some of the proof for this can be found and successful websites that employ gibberish in their domain names, seemingly on purpose. Examples of this or websites like Google, Etsy, or Twitter. Of