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6 Effective Ways to Get More Instagram Followers
In: web resources
22 Jul 2011For a service that is only officially available on a single platform (iOS), Instagram sure is doing well. In less than 10 months of existence, it has managed to gain 6 million users, and its growth shows no sign of slowing down. While using the service is itself pretty straight-forward, it isn’t always obvious how [...]
TechCrunch Redesign Fan Art (Yes, It Exists)
In: web resources
19 Jul 2011If a website gets a redesign, and nobody hates it, is it even on the Internet? It’s been exactly a week since our redesign and the screams of agony from the tens of offended readers have finally died down. My favorite responses? Milk founder Kevin Rose’s (joke) offer to revert Digg back to Version 3 [...]
TechCrunch Redesign Fan Art (Yes, It Exists)
In: web resources
19 Jul 2011If a website gets a redesign, and nobody hates it, is it even on the Internet? It’s been exactly a week since our redesign and the screams of agony from the tens of offended readers have finally died down. My favorite responses? Milk founder Kevin Rose’s (joke) offer to revert Digg back to Version 3 [...]
Free SEO for 30 days From A Major SEO Company (SEOMOZ)
In: web design
15 Jul 2011I want to let you know about an offer from a major SEO company, SEOMOZ. For a limited time, they are offering completely free 30 days of SEO ($99/month after that if you continue with them). If you don’t know who SEOMOZ are, their services are used by Facebook, Yahoo, eBay, New York Times and [...]
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Enable Comments in the Margins of Your Website with Highlighter (& 1 Line of JavaScript)
In: web resources
19 Jul 2011One of the longstanding laments about our move to digital literature is how difficult and cumbersome this makes marginalia, those notes and annotations we make in the margins of printed text. A story in The New York Times earlier this year went so far as to call the future of marginalia “dim,” not only due [...]