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Developing a Content Strategy for a Yoga Instructor
As a yoga instructor, having a well-defined content strategy is essential for effectively sharing your knowledge, attracting and retaining students, and building your brand. Here are some steps to develop a content strategy for a yoga instructor: Define your goals:...
Stop Automatic Fullscreen on Zoom when Someone Shares Their Screen
A Quick video on how to stop the automatic fullscreen on Zoom meetings whenever someone shares a screen
Split View Your Keynote Presentation and Front Camera on Mac
Hello Mac users ? if in case you want to know how to split view your keynote presentation with a front-facing camera, here’s a quick tutorial on how I do it.
Messenger Room from Facebook – Quick Tutorial on How to Use it
Due to the spike of people using conference call services like Zoom, Facebook recently just launched Messenger Room. Here’s how to use it.
How to Turn Desktop Version of Facebook into Dark or Night Mode
Super quick tutorial on how to turn a desktop version of Facebook into dark mode.
4 Non-Spammy Ways to Promote Your Business on Social Media
Learn how to market your business without being too pushy and spammy. Here are four ways you can do to promote your business on social media without it being too obvious.
Guide to Social Media Image Sizes – Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
Social media image sizes can be tricky. What will look good on Facebook might not work well on Twitter and vice versa. So here’s a resource that you can bookmark as guide to social media image sizes for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Where to Find High Quality Images for Free
In both literal and figurative sense, a picture is worth a thousand words. You can, of course, always buy stock photos for affordable prices. But why buy when you can get the same high quality images for free? Here’s a list of sites where you can get them for your personal or even commercial use.
How to Download Images from a Shared Google Docs
I occasionally have clients asking me to use images on their websites that they pasted on Google Docs. Instead of bugging them to re-upload the images on Google Drive or DropBox, here are simple steps to download those images.