Thoughts on the web
So I was trying to link directly to a Google Images search today to share it with a coworker and had to look around for a while before finding how to do it. Here’s how.
All you have to do is use:
http://www.google.com/images?q=<query>
Where <query> is 3d+street+art or whatever you’re searching for. Oh, and remember to use pluses (+) instead of spaces.
Full example: http://www.google.com/images?q=3d+street+art
Hopefully you find it useful. I know I did!
About a year ago I started a test automating Twitter using dlvr.it. The idea was to bolster my Twitter presence by automating Tweets using posts from two of my favorite sites: 99u and Content Marketing Institute. Nearly every post they put out is great, so I thought why not automatically Tweet them. That’s where dlvr.it came in. [Read more…]
Never restrict your online content from mobile phones and TV.
Not ever. It’s a horrible idea. [Read more…]
Ever yell at people on TV? Come on, don’t lie.
Does it ever do anything? I doubt it.
Ok, maybe you’re calmer than most and just want to ask them a question. How’d that work out? It’s not too often your message actually gets to them, yet alone gets a response.
Until Twitter.
Twitter makes it possible to reach out to those who were once unreachable. Professional athletes, actors, journalists and more can now be messaged 140 characters at a time.
But this isn’t an article on the pluses and minuses of Twitter; it’s about what happens after one of these celebrities retweets you. [Read more…]
