Your Partner In Success Welcomes Melanie Benson Strick

Posted by Denise Griffitts in Internet Mastery on 04 29th, 2010 | no responses

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Your Partner In Success Radio Show

Unwittingly, an entrepreneur can become their very own bottleneck to the success they desire. From decision making to delegation and planning, every step you take as an entrepreneur either sets you on the path to greatness, or causes you to waste precious time and money on the wrong things.

Knowing how to think and act like a CEO, whether you are making five figures or seven, is the key to building your empire. Imagine spending most of your time doing the things you love while achieving more in a week than most people do in a year!

As CEO of Success Connections for almost 10 years, Melanie Benson Strick has discovered how to build a successful, thriving company with her secret weapon — LEVERAGE. Having learned first hand the difference between a struggling solo-practice and a thriving six+ figure business, Melanie works exclusively with entrepreneurs who want to skyrocket their profits so they can experience more time off.

With over 12 years experience in Corporate project management, advanced results coaching and leadership development, Melanie turns her clients into profitable, high-payoff success stories. Melanie’s clients enjoy an average growth rate of 172% within the first year while creating more time for living their dream lifestyle.

Melanie is on faculty at StomperNet, one of the worlds leading authorities on online marketing, hosts a weekly radio show called The Get Real Revolution, and is author of The Power of the Virtual Team, co-author of the Visionary Women Inspiring the World and the upcoming best seller The CEO Factor. Melanie has spoken all over the country and shared the stage with legends such as Chris Howard, John Assaraf, Barbara DeAngelis, Alex Mandossian, Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hanson.

We will talk about Leadership Mastery: How being CEO of your business is the fastest path to massive growth.

Please join me as Melanie Benson Strick shows us how to:

Stop being the bottleneck to six and seven figure results by tackling three simple areas.
Build a team of “A Players” who basically run our business for us, freeing us up to be the visionary and creative.
Know when to invest in your growth…and when to hold back…so you wisely use your assets.
Tap into the same strategies the “Big Dogs” use to build their empires.
Understand cash infusion techniques to fuel your growth quickly.

Your Partner In Success Radio Show

When: Friday, April 30 , 2010

Time: 9 am PST, 10 am MST, 11 am CST, 12 pm EST

Where: Your home office telephone or computer.

Website: Your Partner In Success Radio Show

Call-in Number: 347-843-4988

If you have any questions you would like to ask Melanie, or to speak with us live please join us in the chat room or on the phone.

We look forward to “seeing” you!

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Quick and Simple HTML Tips

Posted by Denise Griffitts in Internet Mastery, Web Development on 04 28th, 2010 | no responses

Making text bold
To make text appear bold, use  and  around the text.

For example:

Make this boldwill look like:

Make this bold

Making text italic
To make text appear italic, use  and  around the text.

For example:

Make this italicwill look like:

Make this italic

Making text underlined
To make text appear underlined (without being an actual link), use  and  around the text.

For example:

Make this underlinedwill look like:

Make this underlined

Creating line breaks
There are two basic line breaks in HTML. Use   to break to the next line or  to skip a line.

For example:

1 23will look like:

1
2

3

Changing the size of text
To change the size of text, use  to look bigger, or  to look smaller. End with . You can also change the number value if you want to.

For example:

Make text bigger or smallerwill look like:

Make text bigger or smaller

Changing the type of font
There are a few different fonts you can use, and the most common are:

Times New Roman: (this is the default for all browsers)Arial or Helvetica: use  and 

Verdana: use  and 

Garamond: use  and 

For example:

Make this font garamond

will look like:

Make this font garamond

Changing the font color
There are many different Web-safe colors that you can use in your HTML. View the HTML Color Codes Chart.

To make text appear in a certain color, use the color codes like this: .

For example:

Make this font redwill look like:

Make this font red

To set default font colors for the entire page, use color codes in the <body> command. For example, if you want:

use:

<body text="#000000" link="#FFFF00" vlink="#FF0000" alink="#FF00CC">

Including a graphic
To include a graphic in your HTML page, use <img src="URL">. Be sure to include the entire URL of the graphic, starting with http://.

Including a numbered or bulleted list
To include a list in your HTML page, use <ol> and </ol> at the beginning and end of the list, and use <li> to create the individual lines.

For example:

<ol> <li>This is line one <li>This is line two </ol>will look like:

This is line one

This is line two

If you want to use a bulleted list instead of a numbered list, use <ul> and </ul> instead of <ol> and </ol>.

Russian Hacker Selling 1.5 Million Facebook Accounts

Posted by Denise Griffitts in Internet Mastery, Musings of the Author on 04 25th, 2010 | no responses

There is late breaking news that a Russian hacker claims to have 1.5 million Facebook accounts up for sale, which could potentially compromise your account.

According to Mashable, Verisign iDefense has uncovered a “cyber-crook on an electronic fraud forum selling 1.5 million Facebook accounts at a price of $25 per 1,000 accounts.” If the hacker’s claims are true, the 1.5 million accounts represent approximately 1 in every 300 Facebook users.

It is not yet known who the Facebook account holders are, but just to be safe, ReputationDefender recommends that you change your Facebook password immediately.

Here’s how:

Login to your Facebook account.
Click the Account tab in the upper right hand corner of your profile and select Account Settings.
Select the Change option next to Password and you will be prompted to input your old password and select a new one.

How to Work With Fonts In WordPress

Posted by Denise Griffitts in Internet Mastery, Web Development on 04 24th, 2010 | no responses

Do you have a WordPress website or blog that requires something other than the standard fonts that most computers see?

AnyFont is a marvelous plugin that allows you to automatically set any TrueType or OpenType font for your post titles, menu items, widget titles or anywhere else you want to use a custom font on your WordPress site. Ryan Peel, who is the developer of this plugin is amazinging responsive to email and fixed an issue for me immediately.

The issue that I encountered was that AnyFont was terribly allergic to the Featured Gallery Content plugin and immediately shut it down because of conflicting javascript libraries. Ryan tells me that he re-wrote the javascript to remove any conflict with the Featured Content Gallery plugin and will be including those changes in all future versions of AnyFont.

See how the font you want to use will look before installing it:

If you are on the hunt for free truetype and opentype fonts for Windows and Mac, FontSpace offers more than 13,394 free downloads. What I really like though, is the ability to type in a word in your chosen font family and see instantly what it will look like. This is a time saver!

Just type the word you want into the “customize” box, choose your size and off you go!