Use LastPass for password management and peace of mind

Bloggers are people with a rich online life. Bloggers need to have an account on many sites that they use and frequent on a daily basis. The need for strong passwords is too well-known to be elaborated here. You cannot run the risk of having the same password on more than one site and what is more you should not choose simple passwords because you can easily remember them. Your blogging can …

Vikas Written by Vikas from Vikas Gupta
Posted on March 7th, 2010 and filed under Blogging, Productivity, Software & Programs
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My Top Five Chrome Extensions

chrome-logoAs Charnita covered a few days ago, Google Chrome (for Windows) has extension support and the floodgates have opened to new, interesting ways to extend the functionality of Google’s browser.

As a long-time Chrome user, this has been a very exciting time for me and I, as well as many others, have gone a bit crazy installing new extensions. Part of this is the excitement and part of this is because it is so easy to do, not even requiring a restart to add, deactivate or uninstall new extensions. Best of all, they don’t seem to impact the performance of Chrome.

Still, as a blogger, extensions are more than just fun toys, but also serious tools. As such, here are my top five Chrome extensions (to date).

Jonathan Bailey Written by Jonathan Bailey from Plagiarism Today
Posted on December 17th, 2009 and filed under Software & Programs
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Woopra – Affordable Real Time Web Analytics

woopraWoopra, yet another a hosted analytics service, today announced that they are opening their doors for new signups. Until today, you needed a sought after invite code to test out this new service.  Woopra is similar to Google Analytics but provides real time stats and a number of additional features such as the ability to …

David Silversmith Written by David Silversmith from Info Musing
Posted on October 13th, 2009 and filed under Software & Programs
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PostRank Integrates your Blog Analytics

Figuring out the complete picture of how your blog is doing involves analyze your visitors, your RSS readers, your email recipients, your Twitter followers and nay other social media site where your blog is discussed or linked with.  Figuring out the analytics for any one of these systems can be a challenge, but getting all of this information in one place has extremely  difficult.  PostRank has launched …

David Silversmith Written by David Silversmith from Info Musing
Posted on September 29th, 2009 and filed under Software & Programs
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The easy way to design an eBook cover

Blogging Tips BooksDaniel John contacted me a few days ago to ask how I designed the stack of eBooks which you see on the right column of Blogging Tips. I thought that this was something that you would all want to know so I thought I would answer the question in a blog post :)

It was only a few months ago that I launched my first …

Kevin Muldoon Written by Kevin Muldoon from Blog Themes Club
Posted on September 28th, 2009 and filed under Software & Programs
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Beta Testing Made Easy

Getting feedback from potential visitors to your blog or web site can be critical to the successful launch of a new site or even just a new version of an existing site.  While software companies have been organizing beta test programs for years, these have been limited to larger companies with staff to manage a beta testing program.  However with new web based beta testing services like Prefinery and …

David Silversmith Written by David Silversmith from Info Musing
Posted on August 25th, 2009 and filed under Software & Programs
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Gist – Part of the Wave of Information Managers

Years ago a newspaper writer knew that the readers were all reading the news the same way, by holding the newspaper in their hands and reading the article.  However, a blogger has no such luxury as a blog reader might be reading the blog post via the blog’s web page, via the blog’s web page on a mobile device, via an RSS feed in one of the many RSS readers, as an …

David Silversmith Written by David Silversmith from Info Musing
Posted on August 18th, 2009 and filed under Software & Programs
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