TUESDAY TIPS: Evernote for Portfolios

Portfolios are important in many different professions. Whether you’re a photographer, designer, stylist, make up artist, or model, at some point you’re going to want to display your work so others can decide if you’re the right fit for their project. A couple times a year, I spend time at Paul Mitchell the School Portland talking to students about how Evernote can help them build their portfolios, and I thought the information might help others get started with their own work. This is just a basic outline—use it as a starting point, and make it work for you.

TUESDAY TIPS: Migrating from Posterous

If you haven't heard yet, Posterous is shutting down on April 30th. I loved Posterous. Almost as much as I love Evernote. It was the best service available for sharing content just about anywhere. You could send one email, and Posterous would create a blog post, do whatever was necessary to make any attachments look... Continue Reading →

WordPress 3.5 and the “Add Media” Button

After upgrading to WordPress 3.5, the new "Add Media" button stopped working on posts. This fixed it for me: Having issues with #WordPress 3.5 and the #AddMedia button? This suggestion by JoseVega fixed the issue for me. wordpress.org/support/topic/… — Daniel Hedrick (@danhedrick) December 13, 2012 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Blogging with EverClip on iOS

Like I said in the last post, I like to use Evernote to draft my blog posts. This works great on the laptop, but what about when my phone is all I have? I was just simplifying posts by keeping them to text with one image, or drafting the text on my phone, then waiting till... Continue Reading →

Moving to WordPress.com

I decided to pull the trigger on moving my sites to WordPress.com. I really hope Posterous survives the Twitter acquisition, but I'm not sticking around long enough to find out. I'm also working on eliminating my hosting account at Dreamhost. $120/year was fine when I was hosting a bunch of custom sites, but I don't... Continue Reading →

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