Author: Eric Brooks

Web & Graphic Designer, Blogger, Musician, Evil Clown. I also code websites and promote people for a living. Still kind of a jerk, though. Approach with food.

How to Get Useful Feedback from Your Website Visitors

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From Mix The Net:
How to Get Useful Feedback from Your Website Visitors:

“Glass CyberPalHere are some practical tips and resources you can start to use right now in order to get feedback from your website visitors. You can then use this feedback to improve your website. There are many types of feedback tools, so I’ve separated them in 2 categories: what are your visitors saying and what are they doing on your website.
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-06-05

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Read more of my obnoxious statuses by following me on Twitter: http://twitter.com/EricBrooksCom

  • And for those not sure how to use RSS Feeds (I know I needed a refresher course) http://lnk.ms/NTHm8 #
  • Stalking me has never been easier! Just subscribe to any of my RSS feeds and you’ll get the latest from my website. (Si… http://lnk.ms/NTHp4 #
  • How to Use RSS Feeds http://goo.gl/fb/Z9bY4 #
  • Ah, The good old days when I wrote p0rn articles for a popular computer magazine… http://lnk.ms/Pkchq #
  • So weird. I’m reading old stuff on my site, and it’s like another person wrote it. I used to be funny and write really good. What happened? #
  • Are you online to promote a business, and think you are “off the clock” when you are messing around on social networks?… http://lnk.ms/Pmsfj #

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Are You Online to Promote Your Business or Cause?

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Are you online to promote a business or cause, and think you are ‘off the clock’ when you are messing around on social networks? Think again. It’s one or the other.

In other words, stop being a douche online, peeing in your own sandbox, and read this:

Online Reputation in Social Media: You are in Front of the Camera
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Online Reputation, Integrity and Social FocusBuilding your personal online reputation is a non-stop process. Each time you do something online –post a comment, write a blog post, submit a social bookmark or update your status in social networks, you either strengthen or weaken your reputation.
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[CSS Tutorial] CSS3 Selector Principals #3 Class

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From Tutorialized.com – Latest Tutorial Listings For CSS –CSS3 Selector Principals #3 Class:

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CSS TutorialWhen you have a group of elements that you’d like to apply styles to, or rather, have an element you’d like to inherit a certain set of style rules, the class selector will likely be your weapon of choice. While it’s possible to use multiple selectors on a style definition, the preferred method is that you create a style class, which can then be applied to any element within that class.
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