Free webmaster resources

If you are a webmaster and a data geek you will love Chart Gizmo. This totally free application will allow you to insert charts into your site. Charts a great to help visualization and trying to bring your message across more powerful.

There are so many ways to design charts and with Chart Gizmo you can do it three ways. You have the option of creating:

• Pie Charts
• Bar Charts
• Line Charts

Twitter search engines are fast and dynamic online platforms that give you the latest Twitter gossip. Whether you need to know the latest sport result or hear what Twitter fanatics are talking about right now, you can be at the helm of conversations and know exactly what is hot right now.

This is especially ideal for webmasters who are stuck for blogging ideas. If the dreaded writers block lurks, then hit Twitter search engines to heal the temporary bug.

Google Sites is a new online application launched by Google at the end of last month. Much like Squidoo and Hubpages, Google Sites allow you build free websites.

But Google sites is more than what Squidoo page is. Much like with Google Docs, you can share information with team members, employees or family members through online collaboration.

If you’ve been with me for awhile, you’ll know how I love screencasts. They’re a great way to communicate your online message … whatever that may be. And I encourage you to take advantage of this technology to its fullest.

If the price of a screencasting software has been holding you …

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If you’re not sure what Skype is, it is one of the most popular VoIP on the net. While Skype can be used to make and receive phone calls on your computer, there are many other ways you can use it for your business. But let’s start with the basics.

Create an international presence
If a major part of your customer base comes from a different country from where you are, a SkypeIn number in that country can be very useful. If you were based in Australia, for example, but more than 50% of your customers are from the US, you could subscribe to a US SkypeIn number for as little as AUD$4/mth (USD$3/mth). That way they could call you for customer support and pay the price of a local call. If you’re not available, you can always forward your incoming calls to another Skype user (your virtual assistant, for e.g.) or you can even forward the call to a mobile or landline number. Or just set up a voicemail.

In last post, I wrote about the two most popular screencasting software out there in the market. I understand, however, that not many of us are willing to cough up hundreds of dollars just to create a short demo of our simple product.

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I started out reading my collection of RSS feeds with the old version of Google Reader. But due to its limited set of features, at that time, I switched to Bloglines.

At the end of last month, Google released their newly

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You are not going to believe this but the Make Your Site Sell! 2002 guide is now free. This is the taught me what internet marketing is all about. Before that, I was just jumping around the internet, clueless as to how I should go about promoting my …

I was browsing my Bookmarks today and notice that I had bookmarked a link to my De.licio.us account. I’ve been meaning to populate my De.licio.us bookmark page since I added the ability to bookmark posts on this blog to online social bookmarking services.

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