I know, that’s kind of a cheesy, linkbait-y line, but it grabbed your attention for something really worthwhile (and that “revenue” is actually understated). I’m kind of old school when it comes to insurance. Research, compare, buy a policy, and renew every billing period. Forever. Customer loyalty, preferred rates and possible accident forgiveness (or I …
Phishing for Credit Card Data – A Very Clever Twist on an Old Scheme The Setup – A Very Convincing Email In my inbox today, I found a warning that immediately grabbed my attention. The payment information in the account where I have my website’s domain name registered had apparently failed. The sender showed as …
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Replacing Amazon Affiliate Links Site-wide After acquiring a website, getting it moved to your own hosting server and taking control of the domain name, the first thing you’ll likely want to do is update all the affiliate links on the website. There may be hundreds of these on your site, so you really don’t want …
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There are just a handful of tools that I find indispensable, in my everyday work. In fact, when people ask me why I still use a Windows computer, I tell them a main reason is that I can’t get all my favorite tools on a Mac, or I don’t want to spend the time searching …
Have you ever read a passage in a book or an online article that really struck a chord with you, inspiring you deeply, only to be forgotten completely in a day or two? I certainly have. Quite often, as I come across such great ideas, I think, “Wow, I really need to remember – and …
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Get Your Kindle Highlights Back, Automatically. Do you obsessively highlight ideas and quotes in books that really inspire you, and that you definitely want to remind yourself of, often? Do you ever go back to re-discover them? Yeah, usually not. We’re all too busy – reading new books and gathering new inspiration. Well, it’s actually …
How To Remember What You Read I’ve always been a highlighter. In college, I used to highlight most of every textbook I read, and “reviewing” for a test usually consisted of re-reading all the highlights the day before the test. I typically read with a trusty yellow highlighter in hand, whenever I’m reading anything that’s …
