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How To Make Money With Facebook Marketing Are Secrets Are Exposed
A Unique, Honest Guide By a Real Person, That Shows You How to Make Money With Facebook. Youve heard you can make money with Facebook but dont how to start or what to focus on.
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Facebook is the 6th most visited site on the Internet.The market is absolutely huge. I make money on Facebook every day by following the techniques And Secrets I show.
Facebook General Growth
* More than 150 million active users * More than half of Facebook users are outside of college * The fastest growing demographic is those 30 years old and older
Facebook User Engagement
* Average user has 100 friends on the site * More than 3 billion minutes are spent on Facebook each day (worldwide) * More than 13 million users update their statuses at least once each day * More than 3 million users become fans of Pages each day
Social Media Marketing with Facebook a Cool blog post of all the great tricks I use to Market there.
iFixit DIY Repairs, Emergency Power: Solar vs. Generator, Can CyberClean's Blue Goo Stop Flu? Bargain CPUs For A New $500 PC from AMD and Intel, FCC Ramps Up Net Neutrality, pfSense: The Ultimate Free Firewall? Zune HD: It's awesome!
FCC Gunning for Enforcable Net Neutrality FCC Chairman Genachowski dropped a new Net Neutrality Proposal this week: two additional principals to govern Net Neutrality... and the intention of codifying all six principles into formal (and thus enforcable) rules. More discussion on the show, and expect a big reaction from Comcast and other ISPs!
$500 PC Buildup? Patrick's looking at the AMD Athlon II X4 620 & 630 $99 Quad Core CPUs and Intel's $65 E3300 (A Celeron with two cores? Cool!) and thinking it's time for a new $500 PC buildup. Watch the video to find out what other parts Patrick would use... you can get a lot of PC for way under $500!
CyberClean: Can Blue Goop Help Stop Swine Flu? CyberClean looks weird, but it can suck crud out of nooks and crannies. (like the ones on your keyboard) It also claims to kill germs... we talk keyboards, flue season and what the CDC says about keeping your keyboard from spreading sickness! (We're gonna keep playing with the Quick 18 minute bacteria tests... they're really designed for testing water!)
Free Software: pfSense One of our favorite ways to recycle an old PC is to turn it into a DIY firewall. We've run SmoothWall, IPCop, m0n0wall... but pfSense is the one our cool guy networking friends claim is the best. Why? Watch the video and find out!
iFixit Tears Down the iPod touch and iPhone, and talks DIY Repair! Want to repair your iPod, iPhone or Apple notebook? iFixit.com has amazing DIY guides and stocks the parts you need to get your device up and running. CEO Kyle Wiens joins Veronica to talk DIY repair... and show off the gadget guts of an iPod Touch and and iPhone! They've got lots more teardowns on the site too!
Website We Can't Get Enough Of: Hidetext Hidetext.net prevents crawlers for search engines and spammers to find your email address, or any other valuable information that you want to post on your website. How do they do it? Simple! By making an image file that shows the info, rather than actually printing it. They'll even host the file for you so you can drop iton forums or blog posts easily. Cool!
Emergency Power: Solar vs. Generator A number of folks have asked about emergency power options for your tech... ie, what you can use when the main power goes out. Patrick talks about the charms of solar panels, their downside, calculating your load so you can choose the right sized generator and why you might be very happy picking up his pick for a generator, the Honda EU2000i over an el cheapo models from the big box store! (Here's Loyd Case's story on goign solar for your whole house.)
Zune HD... Hands On! "The coverage you gave the Zune HDwas little more then a blurb that it exists, you didn't even have a hands on to demonstrate it!" Not much we could do with it, Basham, since the Zune service wasn't up and running in time for last week's show... it is now, though! (Next time we'll wait to do the full eval!)
Computer Speaker Picks! Great computer speakers for under $250? Veronica's got you covered, Matthew! Her faves include the Logitech's Z-2300 ... find out the rest of her suggestions on the show. (Along with Patrick's favorite alternative to computer speakers!)
AIFF + Silence = Problem! Dadditude is looking to automate some audio processing... adding .25 seconds of silence on the end of a group of AIFF files, then saving them out as OGG files. We're hoping the Tekzilla audience can help solve this problem by offering up a tool, script or hack, 'cause there's no actions for Audacity in Automator. Email in your ideas to Tekzilla@Revision3.com please! Tags: fix iphone ipod touch apple 3g 3gs macbook internet websites pro net neutrality comcast ifixit fcc isp free notice of proposed rule making
This Twitter hack was found on http://ryanpricemedia.com/2009/02/03/... It explains how to automatically re-tweet any Twitter stream. Since Twitter doesn't allow republishing one of its own feed, the hack implies using Yahoo Pipes.
Tags: auto retweet retweeting re tweet twitter automatic hack yahoo pipes screencast
Computer Forensics Expert Steve Burgess explains keyword searches - what they are, how to design an effective search, and differences between electronic data discovery (EDD) and computer forensics.
Computer Forensics Expert, Steve Burgess explains what can and cannot be recovered from different kinds of email programs, such as Outlook, Eudora, and Webmail.
