Piotr krzyzek here. I’m sitting in a small pseudo cafe at the Coke Live Festival. Gotta say it’s one heck of s party. It’s a huge place only accessibly by some sort of transportation. If you’re not here, well … ya should be. The party kicked off with 1.5 hours of Sofa, followed by N.E.R.D, the 30 Seconds To Mars and all the way to The Chemical Brothers. And hell, that’s just the first day and that’s NOT including all the other goodies!

Follow me as I tell ya all about the fun and glory which is the Coke Live Festival 2010 in Krakow, Poland.

Note: Explanation of title picture is below (I’ve highlighted it for ya’ll).

Whenever you start a new online venture it’s always good to have a ‘good’ domain name. So when I finally got around to pushing forward with the Internet Marketing Resource List I had to get a good, memorable domain name. At least, that is what I thought at first. So let’s take a dive into my crazy brain and I’ll explain how I picked the domain for the Internet Marketing Resource List. I guarentee there are many good questions in here which you can ask yourself when picking a domain name.

The obvious first choice was www.InternetMarketingResourceList.com. But holy cow that’s one heck of a long address. No one in their right mind is going to want to remember it. Sure most people will use a bookmark and that’ll be the end of the story, but that’s not what I’m going for. I’m going for long term here, so I wanted something that could be easily remembered and easily marketed.

This brings us to the first set of important questions:

A New Day, A New Product: Internet Marketing Resource List – Part 1: How To Decide To Make A Product?

August 7, 2010
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Creating a product doesn’t have to be hard. Join me on my quest as I walk you through my FIRST product launch. Learn from my mistakes so you don’t have to make them! I’ll tell you everything I did.

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All Your RSS Are Belong To Us

July 22, 2010
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RSS is great though it is always missing ‘something’. What is that something you ask? Well that is a good question. Everybody has their own wants and needs, and each business has different uses for it. Today we’re going over all the best ways to grab your RSS feeds! Yup, a change for once. Instead of talking about how to give something I’m talking about how to get something! WOOT! I’ll cover web-bases RSS, Windows RSS programs, Linux RSS programs and even Mac RSS programs! Woah, big list aye? I’ll try to keep it to a list of the best from each. No need to list every single one on this post :)

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How To Use Dropbox With KDE in Kubuntu – Kdropbox

July 17, 2010
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Dropbox is a great file backup service, or file transfer service depending on how you use it. In Linux though, you used to have little option. You could either use Gnome to have nice GUI integration or you had to use the command line. But not anymore. There is now a super easy way to [...]

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Unfollow Useless Spam Twitter Friends/Followers

July 15, 2010
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Twitter spam sucks in so many ways it’s not even funny. One good way to reduce the amount of spam you get AND to reduce the load on twitters servers is to simply unfollow the bad and the ugly. Why unfollow? Because by following back spammers and useless ‘stuff’ you are only serving to aid the evil swarm. But this isn’t all about spammers. This is about removing followers who are just bad, annoying or down right useless (or hindering) to your cause/goal/aim.

I previously wrote about Twitter spam (and my plans for a anti-spam twitter project) here, so if you have a minute check it out and let me know what you think. Also, there is a lot of good info for you on using TweetDeck to cut down on Twitter spam.

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