Huffington Post article via +Lauren Brendel #infographic #huffingtonpost #apps #socialmedia #online #profile #gpluslws Intel has turned you into an infographic. The chipmaker of Pentium processing fame has put together a handy little app that takes the information from your Facebook, Twitter and YouTube profiles, and compiles a graphic with insight about your life as seen […]
by +Matt Cutts , via +Nina Anthony #google #insight #survey #consumer #udemy #seo #seomarketing #gpluslws Reshared post from +Matt Cutts In my world, everyone I talk to has heard of search engine optimization (SEO). But I’ve always wondered: do regular people in the U.S. know what SEO is? With Google’s new Consumer Surveys product, I […]
As I mentioned in a previous post “OIO Publisher – best WordPress ad manager plugin“, I use OIOPublisher WordPress ad manager plugin for all my paid advertising. Also I use OIO Publisher for some of my exchange banners. I use OIO Publisher on three websites and I’m expanding to more websites soon. What is interesting and […]
+Google AdSense launched their new G+ page! #google #adsense #revenue #advertising #makemoney #gpluslws We use Google Adsense since 2009. Great product! Google Adsense enables you to earn revenue from different advertisers by showing their text, banner, feeds and video ads on your website. Ads can be filtered by categories. You can also block individual sites […]
When you open a platform up for anyone to teach, there’s a good chance you’ll get a lot of riff-raff. Somehow, though, we here at Udemy have been stupid lucky with talent. Take Huw Collingbourne, for instance. He’s one of our top rockstar Ruby instructors, and let’s just put it this way: the Dos Equis guy ain’t got nothin’ on Huw Collingbourne. If that’s not enough to intrigue you beyond comprehension, here are a few quick facts to get you primed for the interview below. Huw’s been a programmer for more than 30 years, and currently holds the position of Technology Director at SapphireSteel Software. He’s also written a handful of books, including The Book of Ruby (he’ll explain later why there’s a Samurai Robot on the cover)
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