Solid Option for Portable Podcasting: iRig Mic and iRig Recorder for iOS

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Sure the Blue Snowball is great. Yeah the Blue Yeti kicks it up a notch. The thing is that neither of those mics are what you’d call “portable”. So if you want to do recording on the go; you’re going with a lot of great to tote around. On the other hand, if you have [...]

WordPress Essentials now available: Over 3 hours of WordPress training videos for only $20

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Over the past (oy) year I’ve talked about my “WordPress video project” that I was working on. The idea was simple, make screencast videos of everything you need to use WordPress in about 20 videos. The problem came that finishing Using WordPress and Sam’s Teach Yourself Foursquare in 10 Minutes kept pushing the videos to [...]

Kobo, Independent Publishers, & Sharing

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I have a soft spot for Kobo (despite the fact you can’t buy my books through them). I still maintain that the Kobo reader app for iOS is the best eBook app out there. Yes, I’ve tried the others, but Kobo just wins time and again for flexibility and ease of use. Kobo has also [...]

Would you buy a book on how to be a successful telecommuter?

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I was inspired by a post today—How to Hit Rock Bottom and Come Back a Business Owner—and it’s put me at a bit of a crossroads of sorts. Right now I’m hemming and hawing about the choice to make, so I’m turning to you all for some insight. I’ve got three books under my belt [...]

Updating Editions—What did I miss the first time?

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Here I thought that being asked to write a book (or three) was pretty cool. Nope, turns out being asked to update them for a second edition is better. If the book was a flop, then the publisher wouldn’t want to spend any more time or money on it, but if it does pretty well, [...]

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