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6 Free Browser Alternatives for the iPhone and iPod Touch [Part 1]
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Social Media I don’t have an iPhone but I do have an iPod Touch that I use just as much as my laptop, sometimes more. I’m not a huge fan of the default Safari mobile browser and I know many others who aren’t as well. There are numerous browsers in the Apple app store to use as alternatives, most of which will cost you at least $.99. If you’re like me, you probably don’t want to spend money testing out all the browsers in order ...
Continue readingToodledo: A Practical To Do List
Productivity To be clear, Toodledo is not the prettiest looking app in the world nor is it the most feature-rich. It does one thing and it does it very well, manage your todo list. You won’t be awed by the interface or even the innovative new features, but you will be impressed by how fast, powerful and useful this app is. In short, if you use todo lists to organize your life, whether you’re a follower of Getting Things Done or just simply scrawl ...
Continue readingBlogging Then And Now
Blogging If you were starting a new blog today what’s the first thing you would do? I’ve just started a new blog and I started thinking about the difference between my first blog and this one. Here are some of the things I looked at. Then I bought a domain, tying it vaguely to some of the services I hoped to offer. I simply added the blog onto that and it had no clear identity of its own. Now I thought very carefully about the topic I wanted ...
Continue readingWhat is Plot? Can it Help My Non-Fiction Writing?
Writing Here at BloggingTips.com I generally focus my writing towards non-fiction writers and bloggers. But I am aware that many fiction writers also blog and visit the site. In my post, Using Fiction Writing to Improve Your Non-Fiction Writing, I suggested studying fiction to improve your non-fiction writing. Today I want to cover what some call the most important aspect of fiction writing; the plot. Why do some writers feel this is the most important? ...
Continue readingSubscribe to WordPress and Joomla Themes with Theme Layouts
WordPress Themes Sometimes, just one theme won’t do. When you own several different websites around the Internet and you want to have unique templates for all of them, it can get very expensive to purchase premium themes for each site. Instead of buying themes one at a time, you can opt for a subscription service instead. That’s the main concept behind ThemeLayouts.com, an online marketplace that offers both WordPress themes and Joomla themes for one ...
Continue readingCaution: Too Much Can Stunt You.
Blogging Is it possible to read too many blogs? When thinking of what to talk about for this blogging tips.com post I began to panic because I was not coming up with any ideas. I thought that I’d go and read a few blogs from my feed reader including my list of virtual mentors. Virtual Mentors (list is on my right sidebar on my blog) are those people who are attaining a level of recognition and success online or in their personal lives that I wish ...
Continue readingTighten Those Blogs Up
Blogging When you look through a sample of all the content that’s being written on the Internet there are a few things that you’ll notice and one of the first is there’s a lot of bad writing out there. It even makes sense because you don’t need any real training to get involved with a blog or website—just a computer and an internet connection. Still, that’s not an excuse. It’s important to remember there are enough resources out there both ...
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