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Special Class on the Expo Floor
Friday, Sept. 3
09:30am – 10:30am
Whether you're trying to decide if you should upgrade or want to learn the new features fast, this session will take you on a tour of the top ten new things you can do with Dreamweaver CS5.
Creative Suite Track
Thursday, Sept. 2
9:30 am – 10:30 am
Discover five powerful ways to make money with your business online, and grow your business on the Web.
Social Media/Business Track Thursday, Sept. 2
8:15 am – 9:15 am
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Learn how to create Web sites and blogsSocial Media -- from Facebook to Twitter to Blogging and Email Newsletters -- is fast proving the best way to build an audience, attract new customers, and promote your Web site. That's why I started this section on Social Media. Check back here for regular updates, or sign up for my Social Media and Web Tips newsletter and I'll make sure you never miss a tip.
To fully test these email services, I signed up for each one, took the time to hand-enter and import addresses to test the features, browsed their various templates, and experimented with their template editing tools.
None of them got a perfect score. Big surprise, right?
Follow these links to:
The first thing you should know about building your online network through a newsletter is how not to look like a spammer. Anyone who has an email inbox knows that clogging it up with unwanted messages is the quickest way to infuriate the very people you want to reach. (Read more)
Facebook: Should you create a Fan Page, Group, or Profile? In a nutshell, Profiles are for individuals, Groups are meant to foster discussion, and Fan Pages are designed for actors, authors, businesses, bands, and the like to broadcast information to an audience. (Read full comparison of the differences between Facebook Fan Pages, Groups, and Profiles.)