December 19th, 2005 at 5:59 pm
I posted on MyDataBook recently so I felt I should inform anyone considering an install that MDB2 has been released. You can check out the demo here (change log is also available). It’s a very useful tool if you like to manage your life online. However, I must warn you that it has no Outlook integration.
Some of the new features include recurring reminders and events, customizable fields, and a much improved interface. If you have any more questions about the script or need help installing it let me know.
Check out a screenshot.
Updated 1/3/2005 - It would appear I need to do some explaining. I’ve received a few emails regarding MyDataBook. The script isn’t built for the business world in my opinion. This is what I use for personal use. For business I use SugarCRM to manage clients. You should check it out.
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November 25th, 2005 at 11:06 pm
I picked up Web Analytics Demystified by Eric Peterson the other day. This book came highly recommended and although I have not yet completed it, I strongly advise it to anyone interested in the field. I believe web analytics is a field that is mistakenly overlooked by small and mid-sized companies. Many businesses pay big bucks for search engine marketing. However, they have no plan once a visitor has entered the site. MidScape has recenly added web analytics services and can improve your ROI success.
*More to come on web analytics as I come across topics of interest.
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November 24th, 2005 at 12:42 am
Tip - Make sure to take advantage of header tags by loading them with core keywords.
Ex. - Within my H1, H2, or H3 tags I attempt to always include “Alex McArthur” and other category keywords on this site.
Warning - Don’t use links within header tags. Matt Cutts, a google employee, warns against this practive.
Happy Turkey Day. Have a safe holiday.
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