All-In-One SEO Pack for WordPress
Tags: optimize WordPress, Search Engine Optimization, search engine rankings, seo, SEO for WordPress
Filed under blog strategies, blogging | Posted Jul 29, 2010 |
While some WordPress plugins require minimal configuration and ongoing oversight, this is not the case with the All-In-One SEO Pack. If you don’t configure your settings properly, you could actually harm your rankings instead of boosting them. For example, the All-In-One SEO Pack enables you to set Home Title, Home Description and Home Keywords to help enhance your rankings. Leaving these blank or making poor choices for these settings can have a negative impact on your optimization results.
Another important step to remember, is enabling the plug-in in the first place. This is not as much of a no-brainer as you might think, since each update to the plug-in defaults to the disabled position, presumably to force you to review your settings to get the best results.
Jack Leblond’s periodically updated, step-by-step posting should help keep you out of trouble.
HTC brings on new line-up to beef up sales
Filed under Uncategorized | Posted Jul 29, 2010 |
HTC announced that they will be making adjustments to their key management to better improve the ever growing smart phone industry. It was noted that changes will include adding on new hires and promotions to help increase business.
Focusing on strategy and technology development is Ron Louks who is new chief strategy officer. Louks will be working closely with HTC’s engineer and operations groups. With addition to Louks, Kouji Kodera will be the new chief producer officer. Kodera will be responsible for HTC’s global product portfolio planning and management. Louks and Kodera were both formally at Sony Ericsson, Louks chief technology officer and Kodera head of productions.
Amongst the new comers, there has also been promotion for former vice president of product development. David Chen has been promoted to chief engineering officer who was amongst the first employees of HTC back in 1997. Chen was a key part in making the drive to the industries first innovative smartphones with HTC.
So what does this mean, together one can expect Chen and Kordea to be working strongly with the chief innovation officer, Horace Luke and John Wang, chief marketing officer. Combined these men will work on beefing up the companies line of products world wide.
Prioritize Your Tasks in ManyMoon
Tags: ManyMoon, prioritizing tasks, Project Management, tasks
Filed under ManyMoon, Project Managment | Posted Jul 28, 2010 |
ManyMoon is a great project mgmt software that makes organization and delegation simple to accomplish. But what if your project incorporates 50 or 60 tasks? How do you separate the sea of task lists? PRIORITIZE THEM!
ManyMoon has a simple feature that allows you to prioritize your tasks from High to Low. Deadlines can be set and the priority of work can be adjusted all depending on what phase or milestone you are at within your project. Say for example, you are at the beginning of a new week and just received information about a change in scope or schedule. You can simply change the priority of those tasks to HIGH, thereby pushing them to the top of your teams task lists for that day.
There are many other ways to use this simple feature effectively. Try them out and leave a comment letting us know how it has helped improve your productivity!
.Co Domain Names are Here
Tags: .co, .com, domain names
Filed under Authentic Web Marketing, Internet Capital, Uncategorized | Posted Jul 20, 2010 |
.Co Internet S.A.S, today announced that .co domains names are now available through registers such as GoDaddy.com, Register.com, Network Solutions, and many others. The .co domain names are just like the .com’s, so don’t miss out on getting the domain you prefer before someone else gets a hold to it. An advantage of having a .co is that it’s already widely known. More than 20 countries are already using, such as the UK (.co.uk) and Japan (.co.jp). So, if you didn’t get the .com you wanted get the .co domain name before it is to late.
ManyMoon: What tasks have your members completed? | evolveALOUD
Tags: ManyMoon, Project Management, the best project management software
Filed under Authentic Web Marketing, ManyMoon, Project Managment | Posted Jul 19, 2010 |
I was recently confronted with the problem of figuring out what tasks my project team had completed. ManyMoon has many amazing features to keep you organized but its main drop down menus do not sort by both TEAM MEMBER NAMES & COMPLETED TASKS. It’s either or. Sorting by Member displays open tasks broken down by individual members. A Completed task sort, from the home page, displays all completed tasks for yourself or “others” for all projects. So HOW DO YOU FIND COMPLETED TASKS FOR INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS?
1) On the left menu column, Select ‘Connections’
2) Select a member
3) Select the “Shared Tasks” button

4) On the task menu, Select the ‘Completed’ option in the drop-down menu

Google to launch access to multiple accounts in one browser
Filed under Google | Posted Jul 19, 2010 |
Ever have more than one email account on google or yahoo and try to log into all of them at once? Ever get booted off of one of the accounts and have to continue to play the login game? Looks like you won’t have to play much further. Google has been toying around with a feature that will enable you to sign in to multiple accounts all in the same browser. There will be other features added along with the multiple sign ins, but any news of making things easier is always exciting.
Courtesy of Mashable.com
Google Makes Doing Business Easier
Filed under Google | Posted Jul 19, 2010 |
In September 2009 Google launched Place Pages, and in April 2010 did away with the name Local Business Center to be taken over by Place Pages. Place Pages is an online database that allows consumers to find places of business such as restaurants, dry cleaners, dentist’s, to private investigators all over the U.S. These businesses have the capability to pay a small $25 dollar per month fee for advertising, put up to date info regarding sales, and even coupons. This tool allows business owners to manage their own Google web presence. If you think all of the new capabilities are impressive, we haven’t even gotten to the good part yet. You can also upload photos of your business onto the site and in select cities you can even request that Google comes and takes interior photos of your business facility. Businesses will be given a QR code that can be downloaded and put on business cards, etc. The Favorite Places program will be re-launched to acknowledge 50,000 selected businesses in the country and it will include a window decal that also contains a QR code that allows Google to make a business’ great offerings mobile.
Courtesy Google.com
Report a Google Maps Problem
Tags: Google
Filed under Google, Internet Capital, Uncategorized | Posted Jul 19, 2010 |
Ever had a problem with Google Maps? Things aren’t showing up, like your own town or perhaps when your searching for a location it gives multiple results of the same place. If your using Google Maps regularly you may find yourself running into a situation where your receiving search results that don’t relate to your desired searched location. This article will show you how to use a feature to correct these issues.
Google has recently updated how users can help correct this problem. If someone now searches within Google Maps and their not receiving the desired search, a Report a Problem link is available for the users now. If one feels something is wrong with the map just simple click upon this link in the left hand panel down at the bottom. Like this:

If this link is clicked Google will promote with a verity of choices. For instance, an option if there is something wrong with the map. You can even add a comment to give a detail message about the issue you are having. Once the message is submitted you will get a confirmation message stating that they have received your notice and should have it fixed within 30 days. Users can use this feature for many different types of errors that they are receiving and while fixes aren’t guaranteed, this function represents a major change in Google’s accessibility.
Can you avoid the Social Media Trends for a day while working in Social Media?
Filed under Authentic Web Marketing | Posted Jun 25, 2010 |
Here in the evolveALOUD office we decide that, instead of watching todays Portugal vs Brazil World Cup game, that we’d record it and watch it later so that we could actually get some early morning work done. However, this causes a distinct problem:
Given the nature of our work, we have to regularly be on the internet, and social media websites such as twitter and Facebook. This makes it pretty difficult to avoid knowing the pace of the soccer game going on. For example: While setting up a new twitter account for a client, even though we weren’t watching any active streams, “Christiano Ronaldo” could be see as on of the top trending topics.
Could this mean that one of Portugal’s most talented player just made an outstanding play? Or does it just mean that the camera flashed by him and the hearts of millions of females around the world simultaneously melted?
A few minutes later twitter was over capacity a few times in succession. Given the frequent outages recently as a result of World Cup, this could mean that something major just happened in the game.
The challenge is on, as we continue to try to avoid the social media stream while social media marketing.


