Tag: professional

Making Professional Graphics for your Flash Movies

What is the difference between your regular ole Flash site and a professional one? Well, it largely comes down to opinion, but there are also some key elements to look at. I’ve learned after viewing Flash sites for years that the ones that catch readers’ attention more than anything are the ones with great graphics. Yes, graphics and design, NOT programming.

Cruise on in to Profits: Market Your Professional Practice This Unique, Luxurious Way

Whether you’re a professional public speaker, therapist, financial analyst, business consultant, coach or entrepreneur, being a Lecturer on a cruise ship is a great way to market your practice–wouldn’t you agree? You can do something you love to do, promote your practice to a whole new audience, and have a first-class vacation at the same time.

TCP/IP Protocol Within Windows XP Professional

The Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol is a network communication protocol. It can be used as a communications protocol on private networks and it is the default protocol in use on the Internet. When you set up any system to have direct access to the Internet, whether it is via dial-up or one of the high speed technologies in use today, your system will need to utilize the TCP/IP protocol whether it is a Windows based system or not.

How to Pay Less and get More: Discount Broker vs Professional Management Fees

How do you invest? What do you really pay? At the end of the day, what are your real results? These are questions smart investors should be asking themselves (but usually don’t). In this era of more fees, misc. charges, holding periods and back end redemptions, even at discount brokers, how are you really making out?

Blogging for Dollars: Giving Rise to the Professional Blogger

Towards the end of June, I was invited to a conference at the Banff New Media Institute, located in the midst of the Canadian Rockies in the province of Alberta. The title of the conference was “Producing New Media: Money and Law,” and we explored and discussed funding models and legal issues for various new media projects, including Weblogs. During that weekend, I came to a realization that I’ve been mulling over ever since: a lack of money is hindering the growth and potential of blogging. Free–or personal–blogging can only take us so far.

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