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The 5 Best Start Page Services to Start Your Morning

Abhijeet Mukherjee 17th August Productivity Leave a Comment

    A start page, or “startpage”,  is meant to give you access to all those sites and tools you start your day with, on a single page. Startpages ensure that you don’t have to open several tabs and windows for email, news, important websites etc. You’ve got everything right there in one view.

    If you haven’t tried a startpage yet, you could get started with one of the following and see if it makes you more productive. Click Here to Read Article …

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    5 Useful Multi-Monitor Setup Tools

    Abhijeet Mukherjee 16th August Software Leave a Comment

      It seems that a lot of you love working on more than one monitor. At least that’s what the comments on my dual monitor setup post imply. I was in fact surprised to find that many are using a 3 monitor setup!

      So the following are five tools that can greatly enhance your multi-monitor setup. Click Here to Read Article …

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      Awesome Links #10: Yahoo, Remote Working, Text Expansion Tools

      Abhijeet Mukherjee 15th August General Leave a Comment

        What Happened to Yahoo

        An interesting account of Yahoo’s demise (at least when it comes to innovation) by celebrated venture capitalist, programmer and essayist, Paul Graham.

        7 Discipline-builders for Remote Workers

        If you are a remote worker, you’ll enjoy reading this nice list by Web Worker Daily on building and maintaining discipline in your work and life.

        How to Use Text Expansion to Save Yourself Hours of Typing Every Week

        A great article by Lifehacker on using text expansion tools to save time by getting repetitive codes and texts auto-typed.

        Fishmemory.net – ToDo Lists on Steroids

        A pretty cool web based to-do list app I came across while casual net surfing.

        Staying Organized: 8 Tips for Daily Sanity

        Eight daily organization tips summed up by Lifehack for maintaining order and being more productive. Click Here to Read Article …

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        Blog Coverage Tips For Small Business Owners

        Abhijeet Mukherjee 14th August Communication Leave a Comment

          Getting coverage from blogs for your business or product isn’t easy. Bloggers get too many pitches nowadays and there is every chance of your pitch getting ignored even if your product is a genuine fit for the readers.

          If you are a small business owner looking for some online press, you should read this guide on blog coverage. Written by Lisa Barone on the Small Business Trends blog, the article has useful tips on things to follow and avoid while pitching bloggers.

          My personal favorite is the second point about creating relationships. As a blogger, I would always respond to those who cared to strike a conversation with me first instead of sending a blind pitch. Building relationships and rapport should always come first.

          5 Dos & Donts For Getting Blog Coverage Click Here to Read Article …

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          Data Backup and Sync Strategies #1: What Data Should You Back Up?

          Abhijeet Mukherjee 13th August General Leave a Comment

            (Editor’s Note: This article is the first in a data backup and sync series here on WorkAwesome.)

            Backing up your data. It’s common sense, right? You should backup your data as often as possible. Simple, isn’t it? Yet everyday we hear horror stories of people losing important information because their laptop was stolen, computer was hacked or a hard drive failed.

            So, while you know that data should be backed up, it is important that you setup automated processes so that it is done behind the scenes every day. Keep in mind that losing data means a huge loss in productivity (apart from mental stress). You don’t want your hard work to go waste, right? Click Here to Read Article …

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            Awesome Links #9: Secure Wireless, Accountant Hiring, Google Failures

            Abhijeet Mukherjee 8th August General Leave a Comment

              The Complete Guide to Securing Your Home Wireless Network

              This article at Guiding Tech talks about the steps you need to take to make sure that your home wireless network cannot be easily hacked into.

              How the internet works [Infographic]

              A nice illustration explaining how the internet actually works from Make Use Of.

              Accountant Hiring Simplified

              Need to hire an accountant? This guide by our sister site The Netsetter will make the process simpler for you.

              12 Social Media Monitoring Tools Reviewed

              Some prominent social media monitoring tools reviewed by Six Revisions.

              Let’s Celebrate Google’s Biggest Failures!

              Google Wave’s shutdown announcement prompted Danny Sullivan to take a look at some of the biggest Google products that failed to live up to the expectations. Click Here to Read Article …

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              5 Tips for Managing Your Facebook Privacy

              Abhijeet Mukherjee 7th August Communication Leave a Comment

                While spending time on Facebook may not be the most productive thing you can do, it can be a valuable tool – when used in moderation.

                But have you seen the new Facebook privacy settings? Do you know that if you are not cautious, your personal data could appear in public streams? Follow these privacy tips to remove any doubts you might have. Click Here to Read Article …

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                Do You Prefer a Single or Dual Monitor Setup?

                Abhijeet Mukherjee 5th August Productivity Leave a Comment

                  A dual monitor setup is something which I have considered for a long time. I am yet to go for it because, honestly, I think it could distract me instead of enhancing my productivity.

                  Having said that, a lot of people seem to work better with two monitors. Even with a laptop, some people prefer to add another screen on one side. This setup does have its advantages. For example, you could assign one monitor for native applications and the other for browsing and web research. That’s just one example – there are many other merits.

                  Some people prefer to go for a big 30 inch screen instead of dual monitors because it offers bigger screen real estate that eliminates the need to scroll down often.

                  So, what do you prefer? A single or dual monitor setup? Have you tried using two monitors? How has it affected your work? Click Here to Read Article …

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