5 Steps to SEO and Personal Branding — How To Own Your Name On Google
I had the goal about 3 months ago that I wanted to be on the first page of results for Google when people search for “Andrew Wise” and I’m happy to say my website is actually the #1 listing on Google.
I used a number of techniques to elevate myself to this top position, and I [...]
Dell to Release EEE PC Sub-$500 Killer, But Will it Blend?
What do you guys think about all this mess? Is the average consumer likely to purchase these machines? My girlfriend needs a new machine to replace her aging Dell 700m, but will the 9″ screen be too much of a hindrance?
HTC Raphael Slider — This Ain't Your Daughter's Sidekick
Specs:
WifiBluetoothTri-band GSM with HSDPA (3g)GPS460×640 screen3.2 MP camera528 mhz processor
Mobaganda Makes it Easy to Track and Schedule Events With 1 Click
Looking for an easy way to track RSVPs for your events? Enter Mobaganda:
We just had a trip to St. Augustine beach which out of 40 employees, we only had 8 attend; and of those 8, we had expected around 15. This wasn’t really a result of us not having an organized trip, but rather [...]
Leaked iPhone 3G Photos? Nahh
Yet another set of iPhone 3G photos have been leaked, what do you guys think?
UPDATE: ScribeFire Doesn't Handle Editing Posts
So I just did a double-post after seeing that my formatting was messed up by an image that was too big.
I pulled up the post, resized the image, and then clicked “publish to..” not seeing a “save” option, and it did what I expected — it reposted.
Oh well, hopefully these guys will find these bugs [...]
ScribeFire Lets You Blog Directly From Firefox
One of my compatriots at Grooveshark and The Drunk Pirate referred me over to ScribeFire, a blogging tool that lets you create posts directly from your browser window. This isn’t something entirely new, as Flock allows you to do this, but their offering was always a little lagged, while so far, ScribeFire feels pretty substantial.
Activating [...]
ScribeFire Lets You Blog Directly From Firefox
One of my compatriots at Grooveshark and The Drunk Pirate referred me over to ScribeFire, a blogging tool that lets you create posts directly from your browser window. This isn’t something entirely new, as Flock allows you to do this, but their offering was always a little lagged, while so far, ScribeFire feels pretty substantial.
Activating [...]
Lessons from Grey Goose: How to Make Your Product Stand-Out
For those of you who love vodka, I’m sure I don’t have to educate you on Grey Goose. It’s on top shelfs and on VIP tables across the country and across the globe. You would assume a fine, high-quality vodka would have been brewed for ages in the dark distilleries of Europe well into the [...]
Why Do People Post Anonymously?
I was just looking at 2 comments I received on my blog today and both of them were by anonymous posters. One was a flame, and the other was someone who seemed rather peeved, but their quality was worthwhile.
And that makes me wonder how people are spending their time online. The majority of time I [...]
How to Feel Rich When Working for a Startup
My whole life I’ve been pinching pennies and maximizing every drop of income I’ve received, from selling clearance items from Wal-mart on eBay in the hay-days of eBay to using 0% interest credit cards to cash in on hefty money market accounts, and I thought it would be good to showcase one of the techniques [...]
iPhone 1.0, You May Have a Competitor: HTC Touch 2.0
With the iPhone planning its 2.0 release in the coming weeks to days, we finally have a true competitor emerging for the iPhone 1.0!
After HTC originally released its Touch, it was welcome with mild-fanfare. It had a touch screen, 3G/EVDO capability, a decent WINMO interface, but it just wasn’t there on the design side. It [...]


