You've seen hovercards on social media platforms such as Twitter and Facebook, where if you mouseover your friend's name, a pop-up box shows some of the friend's info. What a useful tool, for ever so many reasons!

Below is a very rough diagram of a Wordpress blog, to show you what goes into it. Your blog is based on a theme, which defines both its layout and its appearance. There are many skilled designers out there who can create a theme for you from "scratch," but every Wordpress theme - even one custom-made for your site - is composed of common elements written in PHP. This diagram shows a few of those common elements: those which are seen in almost every Wordpress blog.

This description is going to be REALLY brief. If you want to know more, others have written more, starting with Wordpress itself.

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These are basic Twitter lessons I put up on Facebook, to celebrate the start of the Fan page for Social Media Akron.

Twitter Lesson #1 - they say Twitter, a platform of status updates, is for "microblogging." I like the word "microconsulting" better. Ask yourself what you can do in a single short sentence: can you answer one question? can you make one friend? can you get someone to trust you? can you get someone to laugh? If you can, that's power.

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The first e-book to be published by Clarity Strategic: Stress-Free Entrepreneurship.

Of course there are sources of stress in the life of any start-up, and these are felt by all entrepreneurs. But they do not have to master us, nor do we have to let them manage our companies in our place.

This e-book, a 48-page PDF, sells for $10. It'll make a great gift for the entrepreneur in your life - and it's not so bad for you either! Buy it here!

Here are a couple of excerpts:

There is no such thing as an unhappy customer. For our purposes, there are only "happy customers" and "someone else's customers." Here are some of the ways that we make them "someone else's customers":

• broken promises
• commitments we make that we (or others) can't (or won't) keep

(from Customer Service)