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How To Automatically Convert Videos To Images

by Charles McKeever

Guest Post by: Charles McKeever of OpenSourceMarketer.com.

Creative ideas are everywhere, if you know how to listen.

In this article I’m going to show you how you can automatically split videos into images and then use those images to generate traffic for your website. When John Pozadzides (aka the man behind One Man’s Blog) did this, he got 10,000 pageviews on a single blog post in just 7 days.
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Social Media: What It Is, How To Use It, and Where To Begin

January 26, 2010
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Social media is an all-encompassing term used to describe any of several online channels that utilize the technology to facilitate social interaction through written, visual, or audible communication. Examples of different types of Social Media sites include: Social Bookmarking – (delicious.com, stumbleupon.com) Social Networking – (facebook.com, myspace.com) Social News Aggregation – (digg.com, reddit.com) Social Q&A [...]

Tutorial: How to Bluff in No Limit Texas Holdem Poker

January 4, 2010

By Guest Star: Dee Brown of Forever Geek. Bluffing is one of the most exciting elements in poker. You don’t always need the best hand to win money and whenever you convince someone to lay down a better hand, it’s a great feeling. Bluffing is more art than science but there are still concepts you [...]

Dark Knight – Joker’s New Controversial Look

November 12, 2007

By Guest Star: Hrafn Th. Thorisson of Think Artificial If you haven’t seen pictures from the upcoming Dark Knight Movie then you’re missing out. You’re missing out on controversial makeup (yes, makeup can be controversial). Apparently the appearance of the deranged Joker is sparking debate. Mostly, some say he’s about as scary as a birthday [...]

White Hat Digging: 3 Myths, Tips and Tricks for Understanding and Submitting to Digg.com

September 20, 2007
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By Guest Star (and responsible Power-Digger): SuxMonkey of AllSux.com

How to Throw a Knockout Punch

August 25, 2007

It’s a relatively well known fact that to throw a heavy punch you should put your body into it. This might sound simple enough in theory. Yet, during the years I used to practice mixed martial arts I observed quite a few people understand the idea, but still utterly fail in its application. Here’s a summary of how to throw a heavy punch, and a couple of nifty tricks I learned to help get it right.