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Okay, your conundrum for the day. If your new client won't let you do the best work you can for them, is it your fault for trying to push them into something you know is better, or should you just give them what they asked for and take the cash? Read More

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Too many entrepreneurs develop a new product without regard to market demand, then build an entire strategy based on creating a need, rather than acting on an existing market need. Investors characterize this approach as a “solution looking for a problem.” These don’t get funded. Read More

When you realize you are having that bad day does your enthusiasm for continuing your work day wane a bit? Do you question whether it is worth it to continue on? Do you realize that your attitude is affecting your commitment? Is it worth adjusting that attitude? Read More

Here’s a collection of little known tricks used by professional bloggers to reduce their blogging expenses. Read More

Google Rating Stars are simply ratings on your website. If you’re lucky, ratings will get picked up by Google and other search engines and increase your CTR. Read More

Sure, Pinterest is taking the social Web by storm ... but is the site too girly to hit it big with the guys? Read More

Great post on how to prepare your site for a post to go viral. The only angle it doesn't cover is how to be prepared from a hosting/scaling perspective. Read More

Q: What are the differences between QR codes and bar codes?

A: Traditional bar codes — like the ones you see in the supermarket — are linear, one-dimensional bar codes that can typically only hold about 20 alphanumeric characters in its code. A QR code is two-dimensional and can hold thousands o Read More