Web2.0
I’m a Bookmoocher!
So, I’m going back on what I said in my last post. I actually do have a few books that I could part with…especially if it means I get some new (to me) books. Basically, that’s what Bookmooch is all about: I list books I’m willing to give away and I make a wishlist of [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Memo to Crafty Self: Use CraftMemo.com
I love crafts…scrapping, knitting, you name it. The truth is, though, that I’m more of a craft rookie so keeping up with my growing stash and projects is a little overwhelming. Enter my new best friend: Craftmemo.com. CraftMemo helps you organize & keep track of all your craft goodies, projects and suppliers; generate detailed lists [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Marktd: Digg for marketing articles
Marktd is a reference system that highlights marketing articles considered valuable by the marketing community. Marketers submit articles they either write or just find on the web and other marketers vote on the value of those articles. The most popular articles reach the front page.
Has the potential to be very cool resource for marketers and [...]
Zaadz: Planting the Seeds for Growth
Connect. Grow. Inspire. Empower. That’s basically Zaadz in a nutshell. Ready to let go of your cynisism and search out a community of welcoming, diverse, open, and intelligent people. Give Zaadz a try. I did. And I love it. Only good things can come from stuff like this.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Minti Fresh
What they say:
Advice. For Parents. By Parents. Minti is your place to publish your seasoned parenting advice. Contribute to the only dedicated “advice-opedia” for parents on the web. Share, rank, comment, and search.
It looks to me like this site has potential. We’ll see….
Round those corners without using images
Nifty Corners Cube by Alessandro Fulciniti.
One of the many very cool tutorials on rounding corners in web design. This one is particulary neato because it’s done without the use of images using javascript and CSS.
Crazy Egg is Crazy Cool
The very cool folks at Crazy Egg saw my post on this quiet little blog and invited me to try out their beta. First off, let me say the set up is super simple and response is quick. I just set it up on my company’s site (www.globalcache.com) this morning so I don’t have too [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )I want Crazy Egg
I am dying to try out Crazy Egg. Of all the Web 2.0 over-hyped betas getting ready to launch, this is one I’m eagerly awaiting. I think Crazy Egg will be an incredibly valuable tool…especially for fairly lazy marketing and design folk like myself. Web logs are great and all, but I would love a [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 3 so far )The Web Apps I Actually Use
Fred at WeBreakStuff asked his readers what web applications they are actually using. Being the Web 2.0 beta ho that I am, I had to think about which apps I actually use on the Web versus what ajaxy sites are just fun to play with or look at. Below is the list I came up [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )Newsvine.com: Citizen Journalism Meets Mainstream News
Being the Web 2.0 beta whore (keep your elitist moaning to yourself!) that I am I try to apply for just about every new beta that catches my eye. I get excited, play with it for a few days, and usually move on to the “next big thing.” Every once in awhile I actually find [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Web2.huh?
Ok, so I’m one of those “been there done that� old school webmaster’s that started building websites with HomeSite years ago and then moved on to “WYSIWYG� crappola apps like HotDog and eventually landed on Dreamweaver. Somewhere along the way from web maker to marketing hack, I missed out on a lot of really cool [...]
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