If you are just starting your online career, whether you’re online streaming, streaming from Xbox on YouTube, having a job interview in Zoom, or just broadcasting something online, you know how annoying it can be to have a laggy livestream. At some point in our daily life we will come across this issue and in this article I’m listing some tips I have tested personally, and hopefully will help you smooth out your livestream by minimizing your streaming issues and also speeding it up.
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Guest article: “Apple and Google as Cyber Nannies: Trying to Curb Phone Addiction”
This guest article was written by Charles Watson
While the United States is dealing with an opioid crisis, there’s another creeping issue that is being overlooked: phone addiction. No civilization before the internet has had such easy access to a wealth of information. But there’s an ugly side — when the first iPhone was introduced into the market in 2007,
If you can’t have a perfect life, what about perfect clothes?
This guest article was written by Maricela Potoc
You might have a demanding job, kids and a house to take care of, and a body you can’t ignore. So for most of us, lengthy shopping sessions aren’t realistic — but if you could change that, you so would!
This is why I was happy when I discovered the first fashion app which allowed me to
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NinjaOutreach: Boost Productivity with this New Marketing Tool
This guest article was written by Ali Lawrence
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Those who do inbound marketing, like myself, have a lot on our plates. We have to find relevant blogs, build relationships, pitch story ideas, write posts and keep track of all this craziness. Continue reading “NinjaOutreach: Boost Productivity with this New Marketing Tool”
Twitter Tools To Help You Retweet Influencers And Get On Their Radars
This guest article was written by Gail Gardner
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Social media influencers are busy and, apart from notable exceptions like Gary Vaynerchuk, many don’t do everything on Twitter manually. We use tools to automate some of what we do while not neglecting personal interactions. Tools make it possible for us to spend more time interacting.
Keeping your account active is the first thing to understand when you engage Twitter influencers. We use tools to unfollow dormant accounts. If you don’t tweet at least once a month you will start losing influential followers. Even if you are certain you always tweet more than that, emergencies happen. Better to be safe – especially when it is so easy.
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Tool review: Be as specific as possible when using BuzzBundle
This software might be defunct. The old review still exists below if you’re curious.
Review by: Phil Turner
If you’re looking for a way to check mentions of your company, your name, or of a group of keywords, then BuzzBundle is one way to do it.
What you can expect to pay
There is a free option on Buzz Bundle. It gives you 70% of “mentions for the first 15 days and 30% thereafter, but the 30% of “mentions” continues indefinitely. The paid option is $249 (Currently $199). This gives you 6 months of updates. You can still use it after 6 months, but you will not be able to add new keywords to search for. To extend the functionality you need to pay $49.95 every year. When you are skimming the sales page it is VERY easy to miss this regular payment requirement.
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A quick overview of social log-ins
I’m happy my guest, Kalen Smith, decided to share his research and thoughts on SSO today. Thank you!
Guest author: Kalen Smith
As internet technology evolves, users are becoming more and more impatient.
Many people are turned off even by the negligible amount of time it takes to access different accounts. Developers have recognized this need and responded by creating single sign-on tools (SSO). SSO is available for many different types of applications, but is probably most commonly used with social media accounts.