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Find Ways To Improve Your Product With Technology

Lynette Chandler Written by Lynette Chandler
on June 10th, 2009 / 1 Comment / Print this

In an issue of Popular Science magazine, I read how Cub Cadet who makes lawn mowers, enlisted the help of aeronautical engineers to improve their mower blades. The result was a blade that could cut and also clean up after itself better. Basically, the propellers formed a kind of air vortex that swept more of [...]

Three Tools To Backup Your Email

Lynette Chandler Written by Lynette Chandler
on May 29th, 2009 / 9 Comments / Print this

Why not? After all, modern entrepreneurs like us rely a lot on email. I know I do. Often times, the emails are our only record of a transaction or agreement. So it becomes very important to save them.
For me, I simply include the mailbox folder in Mozy and I also make sure it’s included when [...]

Visual Triggers To Boost Your Sales

Vera Raposo Written by Vera Raposo
on April 23rd, 2009 / 5 Comments / Print this

We’re visual people and we often make purchasing decisions based on an image alone. Our vision is our primary sense and we rely on it to make quick assumptions about people and products. This means image can play a strong role in both the branding of your business as well as your profitability. [...]

Can You Transfer An Expired Domain?

Lynette Chandler Written by Lynette Chandler
on March 18th, 2009 / 3 Comments / Print this

While on Twitter lately, I spotted a fabulous question.
“Is it possible to transfer a domain that expired only a few days ago without renewing it first then initiating transfer which meant paying for the domain twice.”
Most people’s first re-action would be, “No, I don’t think you can. Sorry dude, but you’re stuck with paying twice” [...]

How To Mine Social Conversations

Lynette Chandler Written by Lynette Chandler
on March 1st, 2009 / 9 Comments / Print this

While everyone else is talking about using social networks to connect, reach out, build a relationship or in many cases woo customers, there are some who prefer to simply sit back and observe. Sure, they will participate in conversations and reach out but to a point. What they are more interested in is,

What people are [...]

Checking Your Web Site Visitor Demographics

Lynette Chandler Written by Lynette Chandler
on November 28th, 2008 / 8 Comments / Print this

For a long time, those of us who have a web presence have used web statistics to tell us how well our site is doing. We use it to figure out what kind of traffic we’re getting, what content brings in the traffic, who sends us the traffic, what people are searching for, what people [...]