All posts that are related to various aspects of the Internet can be found within this group.
I have mentioned in previous posts that I have setup and configured a Plex media server in my home. This server allows me to stream my collection of movies, T.V. shows, photos and home videos to any electronic device that is connected to my home network.
Has it ever crossed your mind that you might lose data that is stored in various devices or hard disks? Is it secure to store data on them? What if a virus infects it? I know some of you must have used DropBox or One Drive for storing all your precious data just to keep it secure and in reach all the time. All of this data gets stored in a cloud. A cloud refers to an IT environment that has no limits for storing data. The symbol of the cloud is used as a metaphor for the internet as the cloud and the internet both, have no boundaries.
IT companies can use video conferencing in a wide variety of potential applications ranging from its use in IT support services to helping the company communicate with its different branches that are in multiple international locations. Knowing what video conferencing can do and how you can utilize it to its fullest is an advantage that should not be ignored.
In real life, if you were talking to a customer who was right in front of your face, would you ignore them or simply talk at them? No, you wouldn’t. You would most likely listen to them (we’d hope, anyway), and you’d take into account everything from who they are to what they are saying – good or bad. Social media should be an extension of how you treat your customers in person which is simply in a way that allows you to talk to a lot of them at once.
The very idea of social network was to give people a platform through which they can interact with different people belonging to various cultures, inhibiting around varying parts of the world, and share their thoughts, humor, jokes, and feelings just to kill their time. Gone are the days when we were ardent users of MSN messenger and various chat rooms – now the internet has taken a giant leap in the form of social sites that are even more advanced and entertaining.
If you’re the owner of a website or blog, you know how much work goes into those all-important page views. Dedicated individuals create new and engaging content on a regular basis, carefully curate photos, and utilize social media channels to draw in visitors. Unfortunately, for many of these website owners and bloggers all of this hard work elicits little in the way of income.
For some time now online videos have begun to slowly but surely supplant written content as the medium of choice to reach people on the internet. In fact, some sources even pin 2015 as the year when online videos finally fully came into their own.
As much as that may be the case however, there are several emerging technologies that seem set to alter that landscape even further – and in some interesting ways too.
A social media campaign is something that will not begin with a bang. If you’re thinking that the campaign will begin as soon as you post your first tweet, you’re wrong. The campaign goes on in a subtle way, and does not show immediate effects. It takes a lot of time, so if you’re not ready to invest a few hours every day (and a couple spare minutes every now and then) to social media, you should look for agencies in Melbourne and Sydney.
Depending upon your brand and the scale of your campaign, there can be various ways to start your social media campaign. Here are a few tips to help you out.
