I just removed Wallnote from my list of web-based to-do programs. The interface is simple, intuitive, and just works. Wallnote supports multiple lists and allows you to add a description to each task. You can also use it to write quick notes about things.
The unique thing about Wallnote is that you can use it from [...]
Archive for September, 2006
To Do Lists: The First Cut
I posted about my quest for a new online to do list system. I’ve quickly run down each of the items, eliminated a few, and updated my list. The second list includes the to-do list applications that I cut along with the reason(s) they were cut.
Updated List
Ta-da List
Bla-bla List
voo2do
Remember the Milk
Orchestrate
Rough Underbelly
ToodleDo
ListPool
Apps cut:
Tudu Lists
Simple. This [...]
Webify your tasks
How do you manage your daily and ongoing tasks? Are you able to easily categorize your tasks for your different clients or roles (i.e., personal and work)? And what about access? Are you able to read and manage your tasks no matter where you are? If you’re ready for something different like I am, try [...]
SEO for Listing Presentations
I recently found an agent in New Hampshire who proudly boasts (and should) his search engine placement as part of his online listing presentation. And I bet it’s really effective for him. Having a strong search engine presence is an excellent low cost, high ROI way to get new listings out to a large number [...]
Google, Yahoo, MSN… MySpace?
If you’re remembering to check your website statistics, where do you get most of your traffic from? Is it Google, Yahoo, MSN? Uh, maybe MySpace?
A recent WebProNews article points out that MySpace drives more traffic than MSN. At least for retail marketers this is good information to know. But how can real estate businesses benefit [...]
What’s Labor Day
This past weekend, Labor Day weekend, is one of the most popular camping weekends in the U.S. It’s also one of the weekends that most REALTORS® are unreachable (yet Home Depot remains open… I know because I was there!). But what is Labor Day?
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, it’s a holiday for workers. [...]
Unique Content for Lazy People
Duplicate content is becoming a very big deal. A lot of people copy-n-paste articles because it’s easy. Even if you’re trying to share good information with your readers, it’s not a good idea to copy. You’ll get banned from search engines and it infringes on others’ rights.
One legitimate way of getting unique content is [...]