Friedbeef’s Tech

3 Quick Web 2.0 Tips

As part of my deal with them, here is a shoutout to my kind sponsors whose contributions have enabled me to keep this site alive.  Of course - true to the nature of this site… even the shoutouts will contain valuable nuggets of tips for you :) How to get better estimates of US real estate prices TechCzar reviews [...]

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How to Find the Most Popular Pictures on the Web

Taking a cue from one of my favourite sites PopURLs - which aggregates all the most popular stories from popular URLs, PicURLs is a site which does the same for pictures.  It monitors and aggregates popular pictures from… Social Bookmarking sites: digg, reddit, del.icio.us, stumbleupon, flickr, simpy, furl New Media sites: BoingBoing, Wired and of course… flickr … So [...]

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How to Analyze Your Feedburner Stats in Greater Detail

Blogperfume has recently released an excellent tool for analyzing your feedburner statistics.  Taking basic feedburner stats, it churns out excellent reports which help you understand your blog and its subscribers better. How is your subscriber growth progressing? This metric helps to determine how you are progressing in gaining subscribers.  This is one useful way to look at your past [...]

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How to Quickly Email Interesting Web Pages To Yourself

I’m obsessive compulsive… …When it comes to the consumption of information.  Once I come across what looks like an interesting article which I have no time to read, I have to flag it for later consumption. Different people have their own ways of dealing with articles they come across - and want to read later. Some people [...]

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Interesting Search Alternatives: Sproose.com

Sproose is an alternative search engine which shows you organic search results derived from all the major search engines like Google and Yahaoo, but then adds a twists by allowing voting for pages that you like.  This allows you to not only fine tune and create better search results, but you also get plugged [...]

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