Bad Press Brings Traffic
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December 24, 2007
Ever wonder why some bloggers just snap at other bloggers for what they write? It’s simple – bad press gets you traffic! The idea is really simple to be honest. Judge by yourself on the good press/bad press ratio. For example the most of the news inside most newspapers are bad.
Several reasons bad press brings traffic includes:
1. Attracts people and their attention.
2. Gets you hot topics to discuss on.
3. Gives you a huge number of comments on your post.
4. Gives you repeating visitors who want to follow up on the latest discussion on the “controversial”
topic that they are involved in.
Get the concept? Too much bad press is BAD, but just enough bad press may get you some attention.
What kind of blogger are you?
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What is Adobe Ultra?
Posted by admin on
December 16, 2007
Adobe Ultra is a vector keying application, distributed as a component of the Adobe Creative Suite CS3. Ultra utilizes image analysis technology to produce high quality chroma key effects in less than ideal lighting environments. Ultra also includes virtual set technology, which allows the keying of a subject into a virtual 3D environment. Ultra allows users to transform keying into a practical daily production tool for all types of video projects. Create highly realistic background composites with drag-and-drop simplicity, even from marginal video sources; customize virtual sets with convincing effects like virtual shadows and reflections; and output in broadcast quality to a wide range of advanced file formats.
There you have it! The entire Creative Suite 3 box of applications has now been introduced to you all. It’s been over a month and I love having the ability to tell people about Adobe’s amazing creation. Any other program reviews in mind?
tags: adobe, adobe ultra, ultra
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What is Adobe OnLocation?
Posted by admin on
December 14, 2007
The new Adobe OnLocation is powerful direct-to-disk recording and monitoring software to help you produce superior-quality results from your video camera. Designed to run on a laptop or workstation, Adobe OnLocation CS3 gives you an impressive array of production tools to help you shoot better and faster while saving you time and money. You can record DV and HDV video directly to hard disk using Adobe OnLocation CS3. Instantly review each shot without shuttling tape. Adobe OnLocation CS3 automatically detects and flags problems to provide the best results.
One more applications remain in the Creative Suite 3 box of applications. Adobe Ultra is up next, but will you want more?
tags: adobe, adobe onlocation, onlocation
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What is Adobe Dynamic Link?
Posted by admin on
December 12, 2007
Adobe Dynamic Link is a feature included in the Adobe Creative Suite 3 Production Premium software that eliminates intermediate rendering between programs. Users can transfer their files between Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro or Adobe Encore software without rendering. You can incorporate After Effects motion graphics, title sequences, and visual effects into your Adobe Premiere Pro timeline without rendering. Work with the compositions in both applications at the same time. Changes made in After Effects appear immediately in your Adobe Premiere Pro project.
Only 2 more reviews to go! Up next is Adobe OnLocation and this looks like another hit for Adobe.
tags: adobe, adobe dynamic link, dynamic, link
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What is Microsoft Expression Web?
Posted by admin on
December 10, 2007
Microsoft has a product called Microsoft Expression Web , is a WYSIWYG HTML editor and general web design program by Microsoft , replacing Microsoft FrontPage . It is part of the Expression Studio suite. Expression Web is targeted toward professional website designers.
Expression Web allows authoring of web pages integrating XML , CSS 2.1, ASP.NET 2.0, XHTML , XSLT and JavaScript into sites. It requires the .NET Framework 2.0 to operate. Its sibling is Microsoft SharePoint Designer . Expression Web uses its own standards-based rendering engine, different from the browser-based FrontPage, which uses Internet Explorer’s Trident engine. Microsoft claims that Expression Web’s rendering engine currently provides the most accurate standards-compliant rendering on the market, especially CSS rendering.
On December 8th the newest version of Expression web was released to the public. I’ve worked with this product and honestly believe it’s a great tool to use in website creation.
