Don’t Monkey Around with Mailing Lists
If you run a business in 2017, there are three things that you’ll need to have in place to reach current and potential customers: a website, strong social media presence,… Read more »
Author Archives: justin
Cash for Cold Calls?
This week, exactly one year ago, the Finish Line Blog ran a post called, “Won’t Get Fooled Again”. In that post, we discussed ways to combat unwanted or spam calls… Read more »
Smile for the Camera
If you’ve been paying attention, I’m sure you’ve noticed that everywhere you go you’re on camera. It seems to me that as video surveillance increases, tooth brightening products are flooding… Read more »
Weather the Storm
There are many things in life that are beyond our control. You know, things like, American Idol getting renewed for the 200th season, taxes, wives, the weather. Since I’m not… Read more »
Sink or Swim
Show of hands: who has dropped their cell phone into the pool? How about the toilet? Well, if you haven’t, you probably will. I recently joined the ranks of people… Read more »
iPhone Videos Can Drive you Flippin’ Crazy
Recently on the Finish Line Blog, we discussed the importance of transferring photos and videos from your iPhone or iPad to free up both physical space on the device, and… Read more »
WordPress Hacks So You Don’t Get Hacked
Released in 2003, WordPress has become the most popular blogging and website management system on the Internet today. Known primarily for blogging, WordPress has expanded to include use in website… Read more »
Windows 10 is Currently Updating
Since the beginning of time (or at least since Windows 95), computers running a Microsoft Windows operating system have needed to be updated. The reasons for these updates are many:… Read more »
Scanning the Globe
“The world has gone digital.” Those five words have struck fear in the hearts of many of, shall we say, the “experienced” people among us. Perhaps the most daunting part… Read more »
Find Your Inner (File) Explorer
As I’ve been known to say over the years, the most important (and expensive) part of any computer is the data that’s on it. Some files are more important to… Read more »