Tech Tip: Read news & blog posts with Feedly
For those of us who read a lot online it can be cumbersome and time consuming to navigate to all our favourite websites searching for updated news and articles
SeizerStyle Designs Blog The voice of SeizerStyle Designs
Don’t be afraid of your social media audience
Social media has exploded in popularity over the past several years and many businesses want to take advantage of this medium of communication. As more and more people interact on various social networks it is an ideal opportunity for companies to reach their target market where they hang out.
Tech Tip: Use TeamViewer from a USB drive
The portable version of TeamViewer brings the useful remote computer access features of TeamViewer to a USB flash drive.
Tech Tip: Find a color from a website with ColorZilla
Ever wondered what the exact color of a company’s logo is or what background color a website is using? Colorzilla is an extension for Chrome and Firefox that allows you to get the hexadecimal value of any color on a website.
Tech Tip: Manage Podcasts with Player FM
Podcasts offer you the option of listening to discussions on topics of interest at your convenience. You simply subscribe to the podcast you are interested in and can get an update whenever a new podcast is published.
What to expect from SeizerStyle Designs in 2015
SeizerStyle Designs would like to wish all our clients, fans and supporters a Happy New Year. We have a lot of plans for 2015 in alignment with our Always Improving motto.
Tweaking your brand image
When you put a lot of work and thought into defining your brand and its vision you may become reluctant to make changes to it. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it, right?
Tech Tip: Using Parental Controls in Windows
Not all content is appropriate for children and Windows provides a built in way for parents to restrict children’s access to the computer Parental Controls.
Tech Tip: Monitor System Resources
It’s useful to find out what is using up your computer’s system resources out of curiosity or when you are troubleshooting a problem. This can reveal the programs that are memory hogs or indicate when a hardware upgrade may be necessary.
