Archive for the ‘Useful Web 2.0 Applications’ Category

April 2nd, 2009

Aweber, Never Lose (Feed) Readers Ever Again (…But Also Pay For Each of Them)

Yesterday, I finally decided to subscribe to aWeber. After hearing a lot of positive reviews about them, and after seeing them in use by some of the most popular websites online, I thought they are worth a try, since even though they are not all that cheap, they offer a 30-days money back guarantee so I won’t lose anything by giving them a shot.  What I can say now already is that for the few dozens of dollars a month you can boost your readers count, and get the visitors to return to your website.  Now I see, it is no surprise that web moguls

March 4th, 2009

How To Easily Avoid Losing Potential Customers

Your web business probably gets product inquiries from potential customers around the globe. Inquiries come via e-mail and your web site, and you try to send information to each hot prospect as quickly as you can. You know that you can drastically increase the likelihood of making a sale by satisfying each person’s need for information quickly!

But, after you’ve delivered that first bit of information to your prospect, do you send him any further information?

If you are like most Internet marketers, you

October 6th, 2008

RapidPSD – Get your design coded automatically with this online tool

We all know that sometimes, when we have a PSD design at hand and want to get it coded — speed plays a significant role. No one likes waiting for the coder to get back to you, discussing the details and then waiting for your file to get ready. With RapidPSD the slicing and coding is taken to a whole new level — it’s done automatically. Yes, this is yet another online web 2.0 tool that was meant to save you time, money and a lot, a lot, a lot of human resources.

So how does it work?

Very

September 3rd, 2008

Google Chrome: Google’s Browser (beta) For Windows — Released

Google Chrome browser

As unbelievable as it sounds, Google has released its own browser. Hooray! It looks like the big G is trying to dominate the market in every possible way and it is, of course, great to see another product from their inn of wonders, but the question is, how successful can Google

August 28th, 2008

New Firefox Extension for Developers: Webmaster2 (beta)

This post is strictly for Firefox users, and as I’d assume, a self-respecting webmaster will not use any other browser. So I wanted to share with you my new find, which you must have have installed: Webmaster Extension for FireFox.

Remember the SEO tools for visually crawling the website, just so you could see the information on each outgoing link on the web page? Not only such tools normally take forever to run, but they also require a lot of extra effort and cannot be used in real time while browsing. This plug-in,

July 20th, 2008

25 Great Web 2.0 Resources You (Perhaps) Never Heard Of

So, we are in the era of everything being web 2.0, and I don’t mean only these sleazy glossy buttons and badges. I am talking about the dynamic applications, the ability to make wonders online and make the internet more interactive, so let’s see what great applications you probably have missed..

Interactive Images and Photo Resources

Dumpr.net – While their logo is not particular web 2.0, they offer a great way to play around with photos – just upload and select the effect you want. Many interesting effects to chose from and the site is integrated with flickr.com. Most of the site is free to use but some effects require to have a paid subscription.

Sumopaint.com

Here you can doodle online, it’s somewhere between paintbrush and Photoshop, very interactive and works in external window, no need to download any program.

PhotoViewr.com

If you are a Facebook junkie, you are going to love this one. While everyone uses the standard in-built gallery facility of Facebook, you can stand out with a splendid 3D flash gallery. All you need to do is add their application to your Facebook account and add images.