This is the idea behind Presntation.io, which I saw this post about this week. In a nutshell: Presentation.io does this by allowing the members of your audience to see your slides on their laptops, iPads, and Android tablets and watch them change when you advance your slides. This ensures that everyone is on the same…
One of the great joys of living near the mountains, and also in the mild climate of South Carolina, is the chance to simply take any random Saturday, grab the camera gear and do a little hiking/photowalking/exploring around the area, even in the middle of January. Back before my work traveling got crazy, and I…
As I discussed last week, one of my challenges of using the Social Plugin to draw in comments and replies from Facebook and Twitter back to the original blog posts, is getting those comments imported to Disqus. After a couple of failed attempts at this, I discovered one really good reason not to try and…
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I have talked about this before, as have many other folks. Back in 2012 many folks were noticing the reach of posts on their Facebook pages had started to dramatically drop, right about the same time that Facebook was offering to promote your posts for a fee. It all seemed very crappy, and Facebook’s response…
I’ve installed the Social plugin from Mailchimp on the blog, mostly because I’ve seen a few mentions of it recently and was curious to see it at work. The idea of pulling in replies to a blog post that appear on Twitter and Facebook seems like something worth checking out. I’m not ready to ditch…