Technology to help run your business
If you’ve ever sat down to edit a video and thought, “There has to be an easier way,”—you’re absolutely right. That’s why I wrote this blog post: to show you video editing with Descript, an A.I. assisted video editing tool. For a long time, I used Camtasia for all my video editing. I liked it, […]
How I Use Descript to Save Hours Repurposing Videos (Without Losing My Mind) Read More »
Is your website secure? Internet security is no joke. And your website is no exception. But did you know there are some changes coming that can seriously impact your ability to attract new clients with your website? These changes can also have an impact on how you show up in a Google search. If you
Is Your Website Secure or Is It Costing You Business? Read More »
I love Google but recently I was pulling my hair out with Google Chrome. It was running slow, I couldn’t have more than a couple of tabs open (trust me, that was a big problem), I couldn’t download things without clearing the cache every third item and I couldn’t do a Google Hangout unless I
Tech Tip: How to Fix Google Chrome if it’s Running Slowly Read More »
The following is a guest post by Marc Itzkowitz, Senior Director of Product Marketing for Support.com. I suspect many baby boomers are still on the fence about smart phones and I hope this post helps you decide if one will work for you. Or, if you already have a smart phone, you’ll pick up some tips
5 Tips for Getting the Most Out Of Your Android™ Device Read More »
I suspect I’m not terribly different from most entrepreneurs. I’ve got a lot of balls that I’m trying to keep up in the air. Not only that, I continually get new ideas. Some of them are crap, but some of them are actually things that I plan to implement. I’ve tried a number of ways
Planning and Organizing Ideas With OneNote and Dropbox Read More »
A tool for managing Twitter, Facebook & other social media Monitoring your connections, updating your status and just staying on top of your social media presence can become a challenge as your numbers of connections grows, particularly when you have more than a couple of hundred connections. Even for just Twitter, if you want to
A Review of Hootsuite (vs TweetDeck) Read More »
One of the biggest drawbacks to being a solopreneur is the lack of tech support. When you work for a large company, these is usually an IT department. When your computer won’t work or your network is down, you know exactly who to call for help. When you work from home, or even if you
7 Cheap Tech Support Ideas for the Solopreneur Read More »
Skype is a free service (with some paid upgrades) that lets you make voice and video calls over the internet. For many people, this free service is attractive because if you are in North America and have family or friends overseas, this can save you a lot of money. However, if you run a business,
Seven Ways To Use Skype in Your Business Read More »
When I was doing some research for a blog post about Skype, I came across this video. If you’ve never used Skype, it explains how it works and what you can do with it. Or you can go to YouTube and watch it. And keep your eyes open for my next post about how I
Skype Explained Visually Read More »
If you have lots of meetings during the week – even virtual or telephone meetings – scheduling them can be a headache. The “you’re it” back and forth emails trying to book a time is a pain in the rear. I’ve been trying to find a way to make it easier. There are several online
I hate scheduling meetings Read More »