Websites and Resources for your benefit:

Try Roboform (Store & Easily Access your Website Logins)

Make Your Own Apple iPadr (and impress your friends)

Tungle.me (Online scheduling system)

Other Useful Resources:

Preview the GotBiz WebTV Network (The NEW Place for Unconventional Business Education in 2010)

NiftyClicks (Discover the very latest web tools and resources)

Consult with Andrew (Via telephone, to help your business grow faster)

Buy This Week’s T-Shirt (from National Media Services)

Unless you’ve been living under a rock you’ll have heard about the new Apple iPad, also referred to as the Apple iPad Nano in some circles! Since they haven’t been released at the time of this episode being released, I thought I would have a bit of fun with it. I made my own iPad. Total cost: 7 cents. Really. I’ll show it to you. It impressed the boots off all my “friends” at the local Starbucks.

And now a rant. We had some mail stolen from my the mailbox outside my office. There was a big investigation and the whole thing was a big mess. So imagine my utter disbelief when I discovered the mailman had left a big package dangling out of the box this morning! Is your mailman as lazy / incompetent / insert other adjective here, as mine?

Any idea how Google searches and indexes audio content? Well, to my knowledge, they don’t. Which is why it’s essential to provide keywords AND a transcription, or at least show notes to go with your podcast / WebTV show etc. That’s the topic of this week’s question.

Tieing someone down to a specific day and time for an appointment is often difficult when you’re juggling two calendars (yours and theirs). That’s where a nifty resource called Tungle.me comes in. It uses your calendar to show the recipient when you’re available, and it saves a lot of the unnecessary to-ing and fro-ing that usually occurs when one tries to set an appointment or meeting. Try it out.

The BIG marketing lesson comes from fast food chain Arby’s. You’ve probably seen how many fast food chains offer a survey on their receipt. Well, Arby’s does that, but they do it a little differently, as you’ll see…
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Enjoy the show!

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