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Do You Want To Make Money Online?

September 24th, 2007 by Gerrit Tebrake

money

Every day thousands of people are surfing through the web - make them click the money into your pocket! Maybe you run a website or blog about something really interesting and want to make money with your page - Start now and earn hundreds of dollars!

Beginner Guides

To start from scratch, read at least one of these beginner guides to site marketing. After you have done that think about it and start to improve your website. Probably you already know a lot of these tips but they are only the first step on your way to richness!

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10 Excellent Wordpress Themes

September 19th, 2007 by Gerrit Tebrake

Every day hundreds of blogs start publishing, but one question always makes trouble - What theme fits my needs (niche)?As Wordpress is the common platform for blogs, I collected the most valuable themes for this software. Many pages and blogs offer Wordpress themes but they are very often bad designed standard themes.. forget the rest: 10 ultimate designer works for nothing!

1. Redoable

Redoable

2. Japanese Cherry Blossom

Japanese Cherry Blossom

3. Foliage

Foliage

4. iTheme

iTheme

5. PlainBox

PlainBox

6. Sakura

Sakura

7. Resurrection

Resurrection

8. MyJournal

MyJournal

9. Feather

Feather

10. Sodelicious 2.0

Sodelicious 2

Maybe you know another well-designed Wordpress themes, feel free to post them in the comments or send me in an email.

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25+ Firefox Extensions for Web Developers

September 16th, 2007 by Gerrit Tebrake

Firefox Plugins - For Webdevelopers

About one week has gone since Firefox passed the 400 million downloads mark. A lot of people and of course webmaster use the revolutionary browser to explore the web. So this time I want to present you a bunch of plugins, especially for web development!

Debugging

Firebug - A masterpiece of plugin! If you want to edit your sites CSS and preview it in real-time, this plugin is what you need.

JavaScript Debugger - A powerful JavaScript debugging environment.

Console Two - A plugin/console to display errors filtered by type, language and context.

Analysis

View Source Chart - A cool plugin which enables you to display a color-coded chart of a website’s source code.

OperaView - Open pages in Opera from Firefox context menu.

View Dependencies - This plugin adds a tab to the Page Info window which lists all the files that have been loaded to show the current page.

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7 Amazing User-Tracking Services

September 12th, 2007 by Robin Tebrake

The market of free tracking services is full of good and bad tools. So I collected the best and most innovative tracking services that are available. They are useful for every webmaster to optimize/monetize his site and see what content is appealing to the masses.

google.com/analytics/ Google Analytics is a great user tracking service because it shows you most of all important information you need about your visitors like where they from, what site referred them (and links, keywords etc…). Also it creates handy graphs to easily see how your site grows or not.

whos.amung.us does not offer a lot of statistics (just 3) but 2 very useful services. The first good one is a live-counter, which of course shows the number of current visitors and the page they are browsing on. The second tool is a “normal” graph that displays a few colored bars. The last but very cool one, is a map which allows you, in addition to see what page your visitors are browsing, to locate each user on a map.

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Duel of the Videoportal-Giants

August 30th, 2007 by Robin Tebrake

The video-uploading services like YouTube are taking a big part in the history of the web 2.0. Many people became popular for just uploading a weird video on such a site. So I want to give you a short overview of some big video-sharing services. I compared 7 videoportals in the categories quality and community. I’ve chosen 5 well-known and 2 special-interests portals. I know there are a lot of other good videosites on the internet and maybe, I present them in another article.

YouTube

If someone talks about video-upload services, the first site everyone mentions is Youtube. It was the first big one and has the largest community. And to reach a wide audience, you should upload your video to this portal. Uploaded videos can have a maximum size of 100MB and a maximum length of 10minutes. The allowed formats are: .wmv, .avi, .mov, .mpg. The quality you can present a video is acceptable but there are better services for high quality videos on the WWW (e.g. Stage6).

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