The following is a sponsored post. For this post we’re going to be talking with Steven Wyer of Reputation Advocate . Steve, for my readers who aren’t familiar with your firm, can you tell me a little bit about yourself
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Interview with Steven Wyer of ReputationAdvocate.com
As I continue to be amazed at the way people are making use of their iPad , it occurred to me that the potential far outweighs the limitations. For example, let’s say you have a presentation or speaking engagement coming up at one of the search conferences. You now have a choice: bring your heavy laptop or bring your lightweight and ultra-portable iPad . Not sure what to do? Here are some ways you can use your iPad at your next speaking gig, and then you can decide the best device to take
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Use Your iPad For Your Next Presentation And Make Life Easier
For a moment, I’d like you to think back to high school. Remember how there was always that one kid who would raise their hand and ask the question “Will that be on the test?” Now, thanks to Personalized Google News, we have the answer.
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Personalized Google News – Will That be on the Test
When I got my iPad , some of the things I wanted to know were how much could I actually get done on an iPad and in what situations could it replace my laptop.
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The Webmaster, Programmer, Developer and Blogger’s Guide to Getting Things Done on an iPad
While a lot of the attention on AT&T and Apple in the past few weeks has been focused on the release of the iPad and new iPhone, the elimination of unlimited data plans is an equally important development, especially for website owners and publishers. Even though the iPhone is meant to render full web pages, research has shown that people still prefer mobile-formatted content on iPhones … In prior years, AT&T offered unlimited data for $30 a month; however, they maintained that a small percentage of users were using a disproportionate share of data. To compensate for this, they announced two new data plans and eliminated the unlimited plan.
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Why You Should Care About AT&T’s iPhone Data Plans Even If You Don’t Own an iPhone
When the iPad was announced in January, it was the very first time Apple created something that I immediately wanted. I’ve never been an Apple fanboy, I don’t work on Macs for either my primary workstations or laptop – I use them for testing and ensuring compatibility only
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How to FTP Files From Email Using an iPad
One of my constant criticisms of bloggers and the blogosphere in general is the sacrifice of keyword focus and the traffic it could bring when bloggers are more lyrical with their prose than they need to be. In my opinion that post meets the goal of being interesting while talking about a commercial subject… Last week I was reading an article in USA today (on my iPad) and came across an article that shows you can do both.
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Writing Keyword Focused Posts that are Interesting
I recently became the new owner of an iPad 3G and, despite my initial skepticism when the device was first announced, I actually really like it. Truth be told, I actually like it more than my Asus Netbook. That said, if it can’t help me actually get work done, then it really is a toy
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How to FTP Upload Files From an iPad
I was having a a few conversations on twitter last week. It was clear that more than one person needed a little bit more explanation about how to put some of the tips I mentioned into action, so here are 6 quick tips to help you improve your posts.
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6 Tools & Tips to Help You Improve Your Blog Posts
Today’s post is a question from Jason who asks the following question: Are all links really the same?
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Are All Links Valued the Same