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I haven't started promoting myself on any of them yet, but Google+ is where I'll be putting most of my focus. Dean, why don't at least try it as not everyone's experience will be the same? Since you've done so much on Facebook you will probably be able to just copy and paste most things onto...

aratiseo, what made you choose Joomla over WordPress, because like Dean and Hardison, I've only heard about the difficulties of running that software. Now, the people that love it, do love it, but most suggest just going with WordPress, even Joomla users.

I don't understand if you are putting time into your business how you could not have enough time for your business. I get not wanting to do it, but not the lack of time to do it.

The aforementioned and the not mentioned Code Academy have all come highly recommended.

For the most part, yes. But, things like Bluetooth and USB transfer would be within the hardware, I believe. An app can fix the equalizer part. But, the software is the software.

Ohio, you know I question you frequently. When you do the comparison, can you come back and let us know if both should be used or one over the other?

Ohio, did you ever do any work with Expression Web? I am wondering what your thoughts on it are.

dane, when you say the "keyword" am I to understand you are looking for the reason as to why someone stopped by your site? Which word or article that made them interested?

How long have you been using it? Was it easy to install? How much is it? Are there any alternatives that you know of?

I use OneNote, so I really don't use the print screen button either. I wouldn't mind being able to re-map it to something else.

For the most part, it depends on which platform the app was originally made for, so if it's coming from Android, that one is a little better, if it's coming from iPhone, that one is better. Most developers put a little more into their iPhone apps because they can charge more due to the...

Niche, from the beginning, the demos for Google+ was for people that wanted a large platform for really serious discussions. It was dismissed as the geek's social network, but a lot has gotten done on there that other platforms are trying to copy. They did a great job by creating Hangouts.

Ohio, thanks for the article. I really am happy to know that I am creating the correct plan for my sites. I don't know how quickly success will come, but at least I am thinking on the right plain from the beginning. Makes it much easier to tinker from there.

Bauss, how much you losing? ;)

I think if you are doing daily posts, then you can go 300-500, but at least once or twice a week, you should have something longer to really keep them there and interested in what you are doing on that site.