GMail Manager Plugin for Firefox
I have multiple GMail accounts. I’m pretty sure you do as well, since you are so adept as to be a blogger. You do have a blog, right?
I just stumbled across this new plugin for Firefox called GMail Manager. It allows you to switch between your different GMail accounts with ease. Yes, it also can save your passwords; I don’t recommend using this tool on a public computer (you know the rules, it’s just not secure).
I haven’t downloaded it personally for two main reasons. One, I do have 3 or so accounts, but I only check one on a ‘regular’ basis, and two, I have way too many freaking plugins that I’m not using. I probably should remove a few of them, to tell the truth.
Which brings me to another question: is it GMail, Gmail, or gMail?
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Reading Stuff #1
I thought I should share some of the interesting things that I have found on the internet this past week or two. Here you go.
Cows and Politics Explained - John Cow makes it really, really simple to understand how things go down.
John Chow posts, amid his ramblings, an interesting video about how people in different countries count their cash.
Not John Chow ponders the infinite and calculates the answer to ‘What is an Entrecard credit worth, anyway?’
Caroline Middlebrook is hiding Easter eggs on her site. One is on her about page.
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X-List bloggers need exposure, too!
I was thinking of a way to drive more traffic to my site, and I have been reading on several different blogs that a (somewhat) decent method to get attention is to interview bloggers.
The only problem is I’m not any kind of interviewer or anything. I just blog about dumb stuff. Why would an A-list blogger waste their time letting me ask random questions?
So I propose this - if you want to get some exposure for your unknown (or semi-unknown) blog, and don’t mind fielding a barrage of silly questions from someone on a sugar/caffeine rampage, then drop me a line below. If you are special (and we know that you are), I will do a quick interview with you for posting on this site, as well as your own. Heck, you can post it wherever you like. Linkage galore…or epic fail.
Fire away! Or you can interview me if you like. I’m boring. But let’s face it…we can be the A-list of the future via a stupid idea like this!
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Deb is teh awx0m3!!!!one11!
Deborah over at Freelance Writing Jobs has given me some link love on her latest end-of-the-year-link-love post!
If you haven’t seen her blog, now would be a good time to do so, rather than wasting your time pretending to work on that spreadsheet or reading this drivel.
It’s just full of articles about writing, inspiration, and making money doing so. Perhaps my favorite thing is her linkage, not just because I was included this time, but she always has something interesting to read.
AND…she posts links to writing gigs! Awesome!
Deb, you probably won’t read this, but thank you! Love your stuff!
And happy new year!
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Finding Hosting that Fits Your Needs
There are many different sites on the web for finding cheap (or good) hosting for your website or blog. I want to talk about http://www.webhostingchoice.com.
One of the first things that strikes my fancy about this site is the up-front search feature that allows you to enter your preferred maximum monthly cost, setup fee, disk space, and bandwidth requirements. After that, just hit the submit button and off you go! They also have an advanced search feature, which gives you the power to search by other features, uptime guarantee, and many other options (including payment options, including PayPal).
There was one glitch that I found with the site. It gives you a link where you can submit host companies for inclusion, but I received a fatal error when doing this. For me, as long as the search feature is working it’s all good.
One other highlight: they have a decent FAQ for newbies, and even a short primer on how to spot potential scams by hosting companies with less-than-scrupulous intentions.
I would recommend this site if you are looking for a new web host. Very nice indeed.
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