How To Build Killer Google AdWords Keyword Variations

www.37AdWordsSecrets.com How to build 2100 killer Google AdWords keyword variations in 30 seconds or less, using free tools available to you online. Get your free copy now at www.37AdWordsSecrets.com/adwords-blog

The Future of Social Media: Gerd Leonhard at Picnic Conference 2009

This is taken from my www.GerdTube.net channel and even though it’s from 2009 there’s still lots of good stuff in here. You can download the presentation via the Media Futurist blog, here: gerd.fm A related interview on social media marketing is here: gerd.fm

Editor Switcher

Editor Switcher is a simple add-on that allows you to quickly and conveniently disable the WYSIWYG editor in the Joomla administrative backend or to switch between the available editors as required.

For example, when you need to edit a module or article that contains code normally stripped out by most WYSIWYG editors, Editor Switcher allows you to avoid the rather tedious task of switching the editor in Joomla’s global configuration area (both before AND after editing the content) and thus saves time and frustration.

Upon installation, a lightweight drop-down menu with the available editor options is displayed at the top-right of the administration area so that you never have to navigate away from your content to make changes with the appropriate editor (or no editor at all).

Editor Switcher has been written from the ground-up as a native extension for Joomla 2.5 and subsequent versions.

View full post on Joomla! Extensions Directory – New Extensions

How to create a new menu module in Joomla 2.5 / Joomla 1.7

In the following tutorial you will learn 1: How to create a new menu module in Joomla 2.5 / Joomla 1.7 NB: When you created a new menu in Joomla 1.5 the menu module was automatically created. This is not the case in Joomla 1.6. You must create a menu module for each new menu you create.

Annotum: An open-source authoring and publishing platform based on WordPress

The process of authoring, reviewing, and publishing scholarly articles remains an expensive, time-consuming process that can require significant up-front investment and technical expertise. Coupled with lengthy review processes this can create delays of up to a year before new scientific findings are published. Annotum, a new, open-source, open-access authoring publishing tool based on the WordPress content management system, builds on the earlier work of the Public Library of Science’s Currents publication and provides an easy-to use alternative to existing publishing systems that supports very rapid expert review and professional online publishing.