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3 Simple Ways to Take Your Digital Marketing Campaign to the Next Level

February 10, 2016 by The Blog Herald

Businesses live and die by their marketing campaigns. If enough time is spent and resources are allotted to really push a product across multiple media, the customers tend to follow. But if a marketing campaign is lazy, sloppy, thoughtless and uninspired, your customers will be the first to smell it out. No matter how good your product is, if your customers don’t know about it, it’s a flop. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Digital Marketing, Dropbox, Google Adwords, Google Drive, marketing platform

4 IFTTT Recipes to Boost Blogging Productivity

March 25, 2015 by Christopher Jan Benitez

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As a blogger, you want to make the most of your time producing the best possible content for your blog. This means increasing your productivity and getting rid of roadblocks along the way that prevent you from doing your job.

Enter IFTTT.

This web-based service lets you create conditional statements referred to as “recipes” using third-party apps. Using recipes help you cut time in doing certain tasks online. For example, there is a recipe that lets you automatically save all your Instagram photos to your Dropbox. This way, you don’t have spend time manually transfering the images to your Dropbox. Using this trigger, IFTTT will do it for you.

Aside from using these indispensable time-saving recipes, there are specific conditional statements that will help you how to blog the right way. Below are four of them.

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Filed Under: Blog Tips Tagged With: Dropbox, Facebook, Google Drive, ifttt recipes, LinkedIn, Reddit, Twitter

Google Docs Now Offering “Offline” Editing

June 28, 2012 by James Johnson

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Google Docs ViewerBig news out of the Google I/O conference on Thursday as the company announced the ability to edit Google Docs offline with the help of Google Drive.

Taking the stage at the conference was Clay Bevor, director of product management for Google Apps who accessed his Google Drive platform and pulled up a Google Doc without the need for WiFi or hardwired connectivity.

According to Google offline editing will be made available for various devices including Windows PCs with the Google Chrome browser and Apple’s line of iOS devices.

The move could be a big boost for travelers who may not have WiFi on select flights and for field users in remote areas who need to update documents but do not necessarily need to share those documents until they have internet connection. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: blogger, Google Docs, Google Drive, Offline Editing

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