Given the quick pace of technology and the speed of mobile adoption we need to focus on what is required to succeed in the mobile space. These devices are fast becoming the primary way of communicating and consuming information around the globe. What features does your app have to help it succeed? What do you […]
In this video, I will show you how to get your blog posts seen on Facebook, and increase your engagement in two different ways. 1) The obvious version – paste the link in the status box to get a preview box 2) Upload your post image to get a larger timeline footprint, and link it […]
The future is bright for mobile. Sales and apps are increasing and the audience is growing. No one can argue that you need to make the most of the opportunity in your business. The problem is we have all seen the apps that are out there, there are hundreds all exactly the same. What is […]
In this video I show you the correct way to set up your iPhone for use with gmail and google apps. 1) Set up synch with the Exchange connector for Calendar and Contacts 2) Set up the gmail connector for email, so you can use drafts. The standard Gmail connector does not synchronise Contacts, so […]
After working with a client recently to improve site speed, I found myself questioning how does Google Analytics measure Site Speed and Average page load times? It is well known in SEO and tech circles that Google is watching us all to see if we provide a great user experience for our visitors through desktop […]
We all need to make better use of Facebook, with 11 million Australians on the site (from a population of 16 million) there is huge potential. By its own count, Facebook Inc has 1.06 billion users worldwide who check in at least once a month (including some duplicate accounts) and use the site. You can use Facebook to build […]
Daniel Priestley giving Mike Campbell tips on how to pose for his next photo shoot. Just for fun! See his best tips on poses such as, What’s that over there, through the fog, and spotting a friend in the crowd.
There is a little known feature in the WordPress 3.x version that allows you to apply a CSS class to individual menu items. This video shows you how to apply the CSS class to the menu item, and providing you have the companion CSS written your menu items can behave in a different manner.
Sometimes you can’t or don’t have access to the BrightCove API and are sent just the basic embed code for your site. This has javascript in it, and WordPress strips it out by default, so this video shows you how to embed a bright cove video without a plugin, and using the HTML tab.
A primer on how to create an order with Google Double Click for Publishers (DFP). To use this tutorial, you will need A functioning DFP Account, that you are logged in to A website that has the DFP code correctly installed Advert Creative (graphics) ready to be uploaded The URL of the page the advert will link […]
When you are running your WordPress blog in development, probably on your home or work machine you will need to be able to update plugins, themes and WordPress itself. When you attempt to update a theme, wordpress or plugin you may get “WordPress needs to access your web server. Please enter your ftp credentials to […]
How to create a DropBox shared folder with another user on DropBox. This quick video will show you how easy it is to share folders with other users and create a shared folder that you can both make updates to, and share documents. Hello folks. Today, I’m going to show you how to share a […]
Today is the launch for the Thredbo Ski Patrol site, one done by donation of time from various sources from within the patrol. Special thanks go to Leo Kesselring, the designer from Red5 and The Web Showroom for providing his time to making it look so good. The CMS system is open source and provided […]
Built to support sale of subscriptions for online Business Benchmarking Solution software Introduction: The Benchmarking.com.au platform has been built to allow any industry vertical to use the system to benchmark their business. The website provides the avenue to subscribe to the software, and make payments. It then interfaces to the application to create the […]
Legal business benchmarking system built from ground up, javascript and ajax used heavily 2012 upgrades included benchmarking snapshots, and flexible benchmark / snapshot comparison Introduction: Legalbenchmarking came out of a niche requirement from FMRC to provide benchmarking for legal firms in Australia. We scoped and built the payment system, and benchmarking system on top of the […]
