Selective sync in Sync TOGO allows you to choose the folders you want synced with between your networks and devices. It gives you the ability to have more control over what is synced, how to sync if there is conflict, and resource used in the operation. It is particularly useful for users with limited hard drive space or memory on one of the computers or netbooks.
JugnooMe is a collection of social marketing tools designed to make the social web simple, accessible, and monetizable. It is a social marketing and engagement platform that addresses the barriers many business owners face when promoting their business and brand on the social web. Most don’t have the expertise and time to do it properly nor the financial resources to access the right tools. This all-in-one, cloud-based platform brings together everything they need to understand and successfully implement their own social marketing, engagement, and commerce program free of cost.
If you’re an active designer or developer you’ve undoubtedly heard the term “HTML5” being thrown around almost as frequently as Apple, Google or Twitter.
“HTML” stands for “Hyper Text Markup Language” and can be found in nearly every website on the web. HTML4 was released in 1997 and has been updated to handle the increasing demands modern technology has for the Internet. While HTML4 has been ‘tweaked’ to provide higher levels of interactivity and multimedia to webpages, it has its drawbacks and could not always keep up with the rich, dynamic content found online.
Websites that load at a snail’s pace are the worst. The Internet is supposed to be instant and should exceed or at least keep up with our fast-paces lives! So it should come as no surprise search engine spiders that crawl websites also hate to be kept waiting and frown upon sites that take a long time to load. Because both human visitors and search crawlers absolutely hate slow websites, any delay in the loading of your page could result in a reduction of traffic and revenue; something every Webmaster wants to avoid.
It is common knowledge among Webmasters and Marketers that search engine optimization (SEO) is the backbone of a website or blog and has a lot to do with its success or failure online. Unless your online marketing campaign includes leveraging pay per click advertising or traditional marketing (TV, radio or print), more than likely no one will know you’ve created a new website—this is particularly true when you consider how many billions of pages search engine spiders have to crawl and index!
To manage a successful online brand management campaign, it is essential to know when and where a conversation related to your website or company is sparked; if for nothing else so you can positively engage into the conversation, giving a “human feel” behind a virtual webpage. While many mainstream sites have made this process seamless by offering search services internally, blogs must adhere to a separate set of rules. Despite the fact that blogs are usually interconnected, they are largely viewed by the search engines as separate entities and therefore lack an integrated search feature.
In October 2011, we featured an article on a little boy named Brennan Scurlock. Brennan’s grandfather had submitted his website for our ‘Site of the Month’ contest. Brennan’s story touched all of us.
