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6 Tips for Choosing a Great Domain Name

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Finding a domain for your business can be challenging. Search Engines have complicated the process because keywords designed to please web crawlers are often not intuitive for customers. To help you build a successful online presence, we at Dotster have provided 6 tips to assist you in searching for [...]

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The Right Stuff: What Makes a Business Idea “Great”

91 million.  That’s how many results come up when you search for the term business ideas in Google.  Business ideas for internet, business ideas for women, business ideas for beginners, home-based business ideas, low-cost business ideas – there are even websites dedicated to nothing but business ideas.
It’s obvious there is no shortage on business ideas.  [...]

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How to design an iPhone app for business – with no coding skills!

So, you’ve decided you want to build an iPhone app for your business.  What’s the next step?  Well, you can hire a developer to create a custom application for you to the tune of $5,000, $10,000, $25,000 or more.
Or you can do it yourself for about 200 bucks.
AppMakr, created by PointAbout Inc , allows anyone [...]

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Is College Necessary for Young Entrepreneurs?

Let’s face it. We live in a world where information can be found online for just about anything. What can’t be found online can be found in books, and what can’t be found in books can be found through internships, jobs, and mentors. This leaves a lot of young entrepreneurs wondering, “Is college even worth [...]

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Interview with Jeff Rosenthal of Summit Series

My brother Matthew and I recently had the opportunity to attend an exclusive event in Miami called Summit Series , and we were both blown away by the experience.   Never before had we attended an event with such an amazing group of entrepreneurs – talented, motivated, forward-thinking.  The kind of people who are making a [...]

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Computing Is Everywhere

The Computer Electronics Show took place in Las Vegas recently and in addition to all the electronic gadgetry and eye candy, served to remind us just how computing power is now everywhere and how we have moved on from the days of the computer to a world where we can access the Internet and computing [...]

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How to Make a Connection with Top Bloggers

Blogs have certainly evolved over the last several years. Far from being the realm of quirky enthusiasts with more than just a passing interest in Internet matters, blogging now is starting to reach the mainstream. Technorati has said that there are over 112 million English-language blogs and counting that they know of, although it is [...]

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Twenty Top Twitter Tips

Sometimes Twitter enters mainstream media focus and this seems to be increasingly the case whenever a major world news event breaks. We hear that Twitter crashed when the news of the untimely death of Michael Jackson was announced and in most recent times it appears that Twitter is being used as a major source of [...]

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Aiding in the recovery of our economy: 2010 homebuyer tax credits

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Coldwell Banker. All opinions are 100% mine.
First-time homebuyers have one more reason to be happy – the federal income tax credit for homebuyers has been improved and extended through April 30th, 2010.  Originally set to expire on December 30, 2009, the tax credit was [...]

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Facebook’s iPhone Update

There has always been a little bit of conflict between Apple and Facebook, a wary relationship if you will, maybe more so from the point of view of Apple. Both have risen to become monolithic in their respective kingdoms, while there is clear demand from consumers for cross-integration between them. Facebook emerged as our way [...]

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How to Use Online Databases

It’s no longer necessary to have to battle with Microsoft Access or another tricky solution when you want to manipulate the data that you have into a variety of different forms. Use the power of cloud computing to work with your data online and immediately make it available for others to input and have their [...]

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Facebook and Bing Get Crunchie

Entrepreneurs, investors, startups, and techies alike gathered in San Francisco on Friday, January 8th at the 3rd Annual Crunchies Awards – a competition and award ceremony that recognizes and celebrates the most compelling internet and technology innovations and startups of the year. Web users cast over 500,000 votes for the 109 finalists, all vying for [...]

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