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Free Online Writing Courses

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25 Free online col­lege writ­ing courses that teach web design­ers & blog­gers how to be bet­ter writ­ers online…

Here are some great free online col­lege courses for busi­ness writ­ing, get­ting loans, and mar­ket­ing your ser­vices. Also Sign up on News Uni­ver­sity for a great course on how to tar­get you’re audi­ence and develop a mar­ket­ing niche.

Assess­ing Your Company’s Finan­cial Needs: Learn how to deter­mine your busi­ness’ finan­cial stand­ing in this course 

Run­ning a Prof­itable Com­pany:
Writ­ers who are unfa­mil­iar with busi­ness tech­niques may have a hard time mak­ing a profit. Learn how to do so in this course.

Online Mar­ket­ing Tips:
The Inter­net is a valu­able brand­ing tool for inde­pen­dent writ­ers. Learn how to make the most of its mar­ket­ing pos­si­bil­i­ties here.

HP Learn­ing Cen­ter:
Learn about design­ing a logo, writ­ing your own mar­ket­ing copy and cre­at­ing your own mar­ket­ing mate­ri­als here.

Intro­duc­tion to Account­ing:
The U.S. Small Busi­ness Admin­is­tra­tion offers a free intro­duc­tory account­ing class here.

Main­tain­ing an Agile Com­pany:
Get tips on being flex­i­ble and and learn­ing how to rein­vent your brand so that it always attracts an audience.

My Own Busi­ness:
The SBA’s class helps new entre­pre­neurs cre­ate a busi­ness plan and orga­nize their new business.

Start-Up Basics for the First-Time Entre­pre­neur:
Lessons in this course include learn­ing how to iden­tify new opportunities.

Prepar­ing a Bal­ance Sheet:
Learn how to bal­ance your company’s finances and bud­get when you take this course.

Ana­lyz­ing Your Com­pe­ti­tion:
Find out ways to study other writ­ers’ adver­tis­ing and pitch­ing tac­tics here.

Com­pet­i­tive Decision-Making and Nego­ti­a­tion:
Learn about dif­fer­ent bar­gain­ing and nego­ti­a­tion tech­niques and that can help you secure higher rates and attract more clients in this class.

Prepar­ing a Cash Bud­get:
Under­stand the basics of expected cash intake and spend­ing here.

 

 

Tech­nol­ogy for Pro­fes­sional Writ­ers:
Writ­ers learn how to com­pete in the evolv­ing mar­ket­place here.

The Dynamic World: Tex­tu­al­ity and Tech­nol­ogy:
Dis­cover the many ways that tech­nol­ogy now affects lit­er­a­ture. You’ll also get an intro­duc­tion to dig­i­tal media and writ­ing for dif­fer­ent media.

Build and Engage Local Audi­ences Online:
Learn how to reach out to audi­ences online in this course.

Mul­ti­me­dia Report­ing: Cov­er­ing Break­ing News:
Online news means that all reports need to be accu­rate and timely. Learn how to cover break­ing news on your own here.

HTML Basics:
New web writ­ers can take this class to under­stand basic HTML cod­ing and format.

Inter­ac­tive and Non-Linear Nar­ra­tive: The­ory and Prac­tice :D iscover how dig­i­tal media can open up your nar­ra­tive tech­niques in this course.

Dig­i­tal Poetry:
Learn about fac­tors like ani­ma­tion, hyper­text and more in this evolv­ing poetry form.

Eval­u­at­ing Sources of Infor­ma­tion:
This course is dual-purpose: you can get tips on find­ing qual­ity research mate­ri­als and dis­cover ways to design your own blog so that oth­ers will notice its authority.

Intro­duc­tion to Web Writ­ing:
Wikiversity’s intro­duc­tory class can help writ­ers who are unfa­mil­iar with web writ­ing catch up.

Web Page Author­ing:
Here is another course that teaches HTML for­mat, design and more.

Quick Ways to Clean Up Your Writ­ing:
Web writ­ers aren’t exempt from gram­mar and typo mis­takes. Learn fast tips for mak­ing your writ­ing easy-to-read and error free.

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Funny Graphic design

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Humourous & funny graphic design stuff

How to know if you are a hard core graphic designer Is it evi­dent that you are a hard­core designer? check out this funny list of cre­ative and humor­ous ways of check­ing your hard­core meter as a Graphic artist or designer.
How to know if you are a hard core graphic designer
Is it evi­dent that you are a hard­core designer? check out this funny list of cre­ative and humor­ous ways of check­ing your hard­core meter as a Graphic artist or designer.Are you a Graphic Designer or are you not?
Funny habits that all of us graphic design­ers share or have in com­monHow do you know youre a graphic designer?
Some unique ways of know­ing that you are a graphic designer.

Funny Graphic Design Videos

star Orig­i­nal Design Gangsta’ — great rap video
star Life as a graphic designer- very funny
star The ven­dor client rela­tion­ship- funny video reen­act­ment of clients and designers
star Graphic Designer Vs Client- absolutely hilarious!
star South Park Mac vs. PC vs. Linux
star Graphic Designer vs Client –Make my web­site for freeLinux
star Web Designer Vs Cheap Client
star A few Good Cre­ative Men- this is awesome
star Client speaks to Web Designer about a new website
star ClientSide: Web Designer and New Client

Funny graphic design images & illustrations

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Why are designer’s password protecting files they label “FREE Resources for graphic designers”

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Why are designer’s pass­word pro­tect­ing files they label FREE Resources for graphic design­ers?

 

You think you have found a really great Graphic design resource right? Wrong again! Cer­tain sites have design­ers fooled, dis­play­ing hot look­ing graph­ics, only later to find out that the file is either pass­word pro­tected, or worse it doesn’t exist at all…

This is very frus­trat­ing for Graphic artist, web design­ers, or blog­gers look­ing to get some great resources for their designs. I want to per­son­ally send a mes­sage to those who link up their down­loads, we are not going to click on your links any­more than we would if you hadn’t hid your down­load link. So don’t post free resources for graphic designer if you don’t plan on fol­low­ing through with it. So what can design­ers do about these phony sites that are not fol­low­ing through with what they are pro­mot­ing? Well for starters you could blog about them in a neg­a­tive way as I’m doing so.

But if you want direct action report these sites to the major search engines. Another thing that irri­tates the hell out of me are sites that hide mali­cious con­tent or ads in their down­load links, and again you don’t get Free graphic design resources you get a solic­i­ta­tion or a pop up add, these sites are so scripted it some­times causes you’re com­puter to crash. If you hate sites like these as I do them you should down­load Fire­fox and install the plug-in No SCRIPTS. This will kill all ads and scripts so you will no longer be forced to look at trash ads. If you want to check what you are down­load­ing before you actu­ally down­load it – high­light the text (right click) then save as target.

A win­dow should pop up you can see the file ext, if it’s a web page exten­sion than it’s not the actu­ally file it’s a redi­rect. This is an evil way of deep link­ing, you click the down­load but­ton – it takes you to another page that says down­load– if you click it again you are led to yet another page, same thing– the sad part is; you help the site owner link deep –but you don’t get any down­loads, free down­loads is just the bait to reel you in. These site own­ers have no pride in their con­tent and should be exposed for what they are “a fraud”. I am start­ing a list of these sites so that as a design com­mu­nity we can black list them once and for all. Every site owner has an oblig­a­tion to its users, Cheat­ing users by lying and post­ing fraud­u­lent arti­cles, and down­loads is wrong. We always offer 100% free con­tent and all of our down­loads are 100% acces­si­ble. So if you need a good resource web­site for graphic design, or web design mate­ri­als please join our community.

Please leave a com­ment on your expe­ri­ences if you can list some sites that have either redi­rected you – or if you have down­loaded a pass­word pro­tected file, or if there was no down­load at all; just end­less links. We will review all the sites that you report and dis­play them on a “wall of shame”- so in the future you can avoid being dis­ap­pointed all together. There is noth­ing more dis­ap­point­ing than find­ing per­fect design resources only later to find out it was a spoof.

 

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Finding Keywords — For Adwords Publishers

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Find­ing Key­words — For Adwords Publishers

By: Andrew Hansen

If you adver­tise with adwords you have prob­a­bly realised that with recent changes to their sys­tem, the crowd at google have made it very dif­fi­cult to main­tain a prof­itable adwords cam­paign. This applies to those pro­mot­ing other peo­ples prod­ucts or their own.

The way I used to cre­ate a key­word list for my cam­paigns was to use the adwords sand­box to enter a bunch of key­words that were rel­e­vant to my mar­ket and just add what­ever words it spat out at me.

It took me a while but I real­ized even­tu­ally that this wasn’t the best way to go about it. Many of my key­words would become inac­tive and the ones that remained were ranked 17.2 and not see­ing a lot of action at all.

It annoyed me because as you prob­a­bly know, on the adwords traf­fic esti­mate screen you always seem to get a num­ber of clicks that excites you but when you actu­ally put up the cam­paign the results you see are much dif­fer­ent. Also I was always lim­ited by the num­ber of related key­words I could think up in my own head. I knew about the power of ‘back­door’ key­words but couldn’t think up enough of them up to cre­ate a prof­itable campaign!

The point it changed is when I found a piece of soft­ware that could I could use to see the bid results for large num­bers of key­words at once so I could tell imme­di­ately which key­words were going to be the most prof­itable to use in my cam­paigns and which ones I shouldn’t bother with.

Not only that but this same piece of soft­ware will actu­ally find for me the back­door key­words that are gen­er­ally less com­pet­i­tive and super valu­able for an adwords adver­tiser.

With this soft­ware I first find a mar­ket and a prod­uct I want to pro­mote then find a web­site about this prod­uct… I then insert this URL into the soft­ware and it will scan all the words on the page and use cer­tain tech­nolo­gies to tell me all other key­words related to that key­word that I would never have thought of!

The result? More key­words, more back­door and hence more prof­itable key­words and a lower cost, poten­tially higher con­ver­sion ad campaign!

The soft­ware is called Brain­storm Gen­er­a­tor and can be seen via the link in this biog­ra­phy box. I highly rec­om­mend it as it is a very pow­er­ful tool.

Author Bio
Andrew Hansen is the appren­tice to an online mar­ket­ing guru and has learnt in just a few months how to make a full time income from his online ven­tures. He endorses
www.brainstormgenerator.com as the eas­i­est way to find highly prof­itable niche mar­kets and explode your online profits.

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Smashing Magazine Web Site Goes Down September 30, 2009

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Smash­ing mag­a­zine site is tem­porar­ily down

Sep­tem­ber 30, 2009 Smash­ing mag­a­zine site crashed! Indi­vid­u­als who have not been iden­ti­fied yet were caught snoop­ing around smash­ing mag­a­zines main servers, Smash­ing mag­a­zines spokes per­son stated that they infil­trated tried to alter some html data but that’s all they man­aged to manip­u­late no other data was harmed. Smash­ing mag­a­zines site went down when they noticed that a sin­gle server was com­pro­mised this was the server and the site server that sup­ports the pop­u­lar Word Press blog.

Smash­ing mag­a­zine hasn’t given details of how long their site is going to be down, they have some prob­lems on their hand as their site got severely backed up in only a cou­ple of days. Smash­ing mag­a­zine doesn’t know why or who or what the attack was for or where it came from – the inves­ti­ga­tion is ongo­ing rumors have spec­u­lated across the web that it may be due to a faulty plug-in.
We’ve expe­ri­enced are own set of secu­rity issue and had to shut down for major site for repairs. We only hope that the ever pop­u­lar site Smash­ing mag­a­zine gets up and run­ning again.

Until then I’m sure all the design­ers out there can find many repost of the pop­u­lar blogs posts from smash­ing mag­a­zine. I won­der with such high pro­file web sites get­ting hacked, it made me think about secu­rity a lit­tle more even my own site. Some really pop­u­lar blog­ging tools and CMS soft­ware offer­ings have a less than out­stand­ing record on secu­rity. The prob­lem is no doubt exac­er­bated by the vast installed base of soft­ware like Word Press and Joomla on the Web. Being so pop­u­lar makes these pack­ages a prime tar­get for hack­ers. No one safe i guess when it comes to security.

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Graphic design Price List

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Graphic Design Price List - How to Nego­ti­ate the Best Price For Your Web Site

Graphic design price list is some­thing that you are going to find all over the inter­net and to be quite frank with you, these price lists are quite unre­li­able! These peo­ple are really going to try to screw you out of your hard earned money and I want to let you know that you are mak­ing the right deci­sion by doing your due dili­gence by research­ing the topic and look­ing online. I was in your posi­tion before and I can assure you that if you are not care­ful you are going to get burned!

The first thing that you want to do when you are look­ing at a graphic design price list is com­pare this list to other lists that are out there. Don’t ever assume that the first price that you see is the best price! Another thing that you want to know is that it is almost like car shop­ping. You want to make sure that when you are look­ing at graphic design prices that the web designer will show you sam­ples of their work and that they are up to your spec­i­fi­ca­tions! Don’t ever set­tle with a mediocre graphic designer because if you have a mediocre site, your cus­tomers will look at your prod­uct as mediocre even if it is the best prod­uct in the world!

Another very vital thing that you must do when it comes to a graphic design price list is that you need to talk to at least five to ten web design­ers and com­pare the quotes. You must under­stand that the design of your web­site is like the face of your com­pany or your “vir­tual build­ing.” If you were to buy a brick and mor­tar com­pany, would you buy a crappy look­ing store? No, because no one would want to come in! So why would you slack when it comes to your store­front online? I am here to tell you that this will greatly affect your bot­tom line if you don’t take care of this at the begin­ning! Look at it this way too, it costs over two hun­dred and fifty thou­sand dol­lars to buy a phys­i­cal loca­tion for a phys­i­cal store, how­ever online it may only cost you a few hun­dred or a few thou­sand dol­lars depend­ing on the type of site that you are doing.

Now that we are armed with the above infor­ma­tion, how can we use it? Look at your graphic design price list and now that you have com­pared the prices of other design­ers you’ll have a pretty good feel for what it will cost you for your site! Another thing that I want you to be aware of is if the site needs to be changed, what kind of changes is the web designer going to be will­ing to do with­out charg­ing you extra or charg­ing you an arm and a leg? You want to make sure also that you like the graphic designer that you are work­ing with because it can be a liv­ing hell if you are stuck with some­one who is unpro­fes­sional or worse, a bad designer! Also make sure that they give you the source code of the design, do not let them hold this from you and get every­thing in writ­ing espe­cially the graphic design price list!

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Webdesign tricks

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Use­ful web­sites that offer free web design tips & tricks, that will help a “non” devel­oper cre­ate bet­ter web site design.

Here is a list of use­ful web­sites that offer free web design tips & tricks Web design tricks can be hard to find if you don’t know exactly where to look for them. That is why I decided to cre­ate a list of web­sites or blogs that offer free advice, learn­ing, how tos, or tuto­ri­als –related to web design tips and tricks. If you are a graphic designer, graphic artist or web designer and have come across any other resource­ful web­sites that offer tips and tricks for web design­ers or web devel­op­ers, please leave a com­ment or a sug­ges­tion and we will con­sider the site into our arti­cle inclu­sion. As always we thank you for stop­ping by and hope you enjoy this great list.
Site­point
site point topped are list as num­ber one because they offer an extreme amount of resource­ful infor­ma­tion for web design­ers – they also have many books out that we def­i­nitely rec­om­mend pur­chas­ing. Site point’s books are very easy to use and under­stand great for the visual learner.


Smash­ing mag­a­zine
I can’t get enough of smash­ing mag­a­zine, in fact I use their site just as much as Google, I love their arti­cles and if it wasn’t for the fact that it is not just a “web designer’s site” they would have topped out at num­ber one. They have just released a new book, I’m sure it’s worth tak­ing a look at.

CSS Play
I started design­ing sites way before CSS came along and couldn’t believe the things that the site owner was delv­ing out, he is a lot older than I had antic­i­pated – he has a great deal of knowl­edge and is always help­ing oth­ers learn the code, he is a very nice man, this is one of my all time resources for web design.

Dynamic Drive
Dynamic drive is a one stop shop for all your JavaScript needs, lately how­ever they have expanded off into “CSS” and Ajax as well as a lot of other web design medi­ums. They are must for any web designer and a fan­tas­tic resource for begin­ners to pros.

JavaScript Kit
JavaScript kit is a small library of use­ful scripts that aid design­ers in learn­ing the tech­nique, they don’t update their site very often, but the stuff they do have on their site is worth tak­ing a look at, espe­cially if you’re new to design­ing web pages.

Dhtml good­ies
Ajax is the new kid on the block and lately I have been fas­ci­nated with AJAX, I have included DHTML good­ies because I think they pro­vide a great resource for web design­ers look­ing to learn about the code they even offer free scripts.

Mini Ajax
Mini Ajax I think offers the best Ajax scripts around they even have pic­tures and detailed demos of how to con­struct the Ajax scripts your­self, this is per­fect for new web design­ers, right on down to the professionals.

Scripts
Scripts.com you can’t get more scripts than this, it’s a very use­ful resource as far as scripts go, most design­ers learn from exper­i­ment­ing and manip­u­lat­ing code, this is a great place to get pre-made code to study or learn from it.

Free byte
Free byte offers a wide vari­ety of resource­ful tools for web design­ers and devel­op­ers they also have a huge library of scripts rang­ing from html to PHP. Our own site has a list of very resource­ful CSS tips and tricks and web­sites that offer great free tuto­ri­als if you haven’t checked out already you can link to it click here.

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How stupid is it to pay for an E-book only to learn that it would expire in 180 days?

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E-books that expire like the meat in youre fridge whats next”?

To pay or not to pay for a DRM copy­right pro­tected e-book, that is the ques­tion today. I decided to buy a cou­ple of e-books today, instead of buy­ing paper back like I usu­ally do, in an effort to save the freak­ing trees and some money as well “ you know we are in a reces­sion”. Well, it’s safe to say my lit­tle e-book pur­chase didn’t go as planned. I did do quite a bit of com­par­ing, before I decided on whom to buy from; how­ever the mis­take I made, was for­get­ting to read the fine print and more impor­tantly the F.A.Q’s. Most web­sites, list many of their traps right in their FAQS, if you can’t stand read­ing their tiny lit­tle poli­cies that they bury some­where in there webpage’s, make sure you read their stu­pid F.A.Q’s.

I pur­chased the E-books from MBS Direct, I thought they were kind of expen­sive, how­ever I thought they were the best choice; as I am severely weary of pur­chas­ing used online books at fly by night e– stores that are unknown, or sites such as Ama­zon that re-sell oth­ers crap. For some rea­son I don’t quite trust Ama­zon, and I will never ever buy any­thing off of E-bay, let’s just say I know some peo­ple who sell stuff on e-bay and Ama­zon and they aren’t exactly cus­tomer ser­vice type dri­ven entre­pre­neurs. They are there to sell you there junk and you are there to pay 3 times the amount of what it orig­i­nally cost, when they first obtained or bought the junk.

So you can see my dilemma here. I bought the books for a reli­able source so I thought; I have been pur­chas­ing paper­back books from them for over a year. It is safe to say that I was a very happy cus­tomer, other than the fact that I felt they over charged for ship­ping– but that was cool with me, we know every­body does It, “you know who you are”. So I didn’t think my expe­ri­ence with pur­chas­ing an e-book would be any dif­fer­ent. I was actu­ally kind of excited because I wouldn’t have to pay the over­priced ship­ping any longer. I was sur­prised to learn that the hard­cover books and the e-books were prac­ti­cal the same price, this came as a shock to me. You would think since there is not cost in pro­duc­ing an e-book or dis­trib­ut­ing it that it would likely be less expen­sive. But sadly this was not the case. I shrugged and decided to go on with my pur­chase any­ways. After mak­ing my pur­chase I did not receive an instant down­load as expected.

I became extremely frus­trated at this point, nod­ding my head in dis­con­tent. I decided to find out what the hell was going on with my freak­ing e-books. I called cus­tomer ser­vice and spoke with a lovely oper­a­tor named Shelly, who told me that I needed to down­load a spe­cial soft­ware to review the e-book. I was not too happy to hear, that I could not use the e-books directly that I paid $180.00 for. I think that’s absolutely ridicu­lous, to pay that much money for an e-book and not be able to use it as you please. You wouldn’t buy a hard book that was locked in a case attached to your book­shelf that only you could access via fin­ger print scan soft­ware. Your hard book library isn’t under tight lock and key and you can lend, sell, or copy your hard books as you see fit. So why give con­sumers the has­sles of high secu­rity mea­sures and down­load­ing stu­pid soft­ware to run their e-books? After all there’s absolutely no cost in repro­duc­ing an e-book — is my sar­casm paint­ing the pic­ture for you? If you have any imag­i­na­tion at all you can see that I’m slowly run­ning out of patience, becom­ing less con­cerned about the envi­ron­ment and ques­tion­ing whether or not how this is legal and won­der­ing why some smarty pants up on capi­tol hill hasn’t started some bill or peti­tion to pre­vent the DRM from hav­ing this much con­trol over mate­ri­als con­sumers legalally pur­chased. You want my opin­ion! I think it’s com­pletely uneth­i­cal, it evades our pri­vacy and is a direct vio­la­tion of our rights as consumers.

Now to tell you the worse part… After being forced to down­load some crappy soft­ware, that is good for noth­ing –its only use is to hog a good por­tion of my mem­ory just so I can read 2 e-books. That is absolutely the stu­pid­est thing I’ve ever heard of. As I’m get­ting the soft­ware loaded up and know it tells me the book is only valid for 180 days. I’m floored WTF!!!! I JUST PAID 180.00 FOR 2 E-BOOKS THAT I CAN ONLY USE FOR 180.00 DAYS! ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? I don’t think so, I called cus­tomer ser­vice and gave them a piece of my mind and told them that I would never order a damn thing from them again. I also asked the rep who the hell would be stu­pid enough to pay 180.00 for 2 e-books that they can’t even keep. The hard cov­ered books were about the same price in fact they sold them cheaper on Ama­zon, even some new books that haven’t even been opened. I under­stand why peo­ple devote their time to crack­ing soft­ware and pirat­ing media. It’s not the con­sumers who are screw­ing the media com­pa­nies. It’s the media com­pa­nies screw­ing the con­sumers. I have decided to bor­row the e-books I was going to pur­chase from some­one else. I am not going to pay 180.00 for some­thing I can’t keep, so just put that in your back pocket. I think the DRM thinks were stu­pid or some­thing, you’d have to be, to pay that much money for a cou­ple of e-books that expire like meat in your fridge.

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How to con­vert cel­sius into fahren­heit using net­beans IDE.

 

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