Ø  I've been using Google Apps and it's really helped my team work faster and more efficiently.

Ø  I think you would also benefit from trying it out for your business.

Ø  Google Apps is a cloud-based productivity suite that helps teams communicate, collaborate, and get things done from anywhere and on any device.

Ø  It's simple to set up, use, and manage, so your business can focus on what really matters. 

Ø  If you're interested in a free 30-day trial, check out this link https://goo.gl/ZSs6IU and message me for a discount.

Ø  With Google Apps, I focus less on IT and more on what I love to do.

Ø  I hope you can benefit as well. Feel free to get in touch with any questions.

Did you ever think is it possible to edit an apk file or change the way it works? Or maybe change its design & look? No? The answer is yes, It is possible to break the code.

Here you can get both the XML & Java files.

Follow the link to see a demo 

https://youtu.be/9K6pPwlxwUc

If you required any type of source code and just drop a message in the below given link.

https://mjsurana.blogspot.in

Toolkit for Facebook : can add all Facebook friends as group admin,click on multiple buttons

Instagram for Chrome : lets you browse your feed and your friends, like and comment on photos, receive desktop notifications, and even drill down into details like filters

Hootlet: Social Media Management Tool

RiteTag: Research for Trending & Revelant Hashtags

Giphy – Fun animated GIFs

Grammarly : can catch up 250 types errors

Evernote Web Clipper : save things you see on the web into your Evernote account.

Bitly – Create & Share shortened links

Social Analytics – Quick view of your social page

1994: Yahoo was founded by Jerry Yang and David Filo.

1995:  Marissa Mayer, a former Google executive, serves as CEO and President of the company.

1998: Yahoo refused to buy Google for $1 Million.

2002: Yahoo realized its mistake & tries to buy Google for $ 3 Billion, Google asks 5 Billion but yahoo refuses.

2008: Yahoo refuses to be sold to Microsoft for $40 Billion.

2015:  Company announced it planned to spin-off its stake in Alibaba Group in a separately listed company later, In December 2015 it reversed this decision, opting instead to spin-off its internet business as a separate company

2016: Yahoo sold for $4.6 Billion to verizon

Entrepreneurs have to be impulsive. Right decision at the right time defines your growth patterns.

It takes a lot of training and practice to understand and successfully implement the concepts of SEO into websites. 

If you want people to actually find your content, you’ll need to optimise it for search; which means delving into the dreaded world of search engine optimization (SEO).

For today’s post, I have compiled a list of recommended WordPress Plugins for SEO. You do not need to use all of these SEO plugins, but each works in a different way, so I would suggest choosing and using the ones that best suit your needs.       

In this list I have included some free SEO plugins and some premium plugins, so there is something useful here for all readers. If you think there are any WordPress SEO plugins missing from our list, do let us know and we would be happy to review them and possibly add them to our list.

Backlink:

http://www.backlinkwatch.com/

http://smallseotools.com/backlink-checker/

w3c Errors:

https://validator.w3.org/

Heading Tags:

http://www.seoreviewtools.com/html-headings-checker/

SEO Meta Title:

http://www.scrubtheweb.com/abs/meta-check.html

Duplicate Content:

http://www.copyscape.com/

Broken Link:

http://www.brokenlinkcheck.com/

SERP Checker:

http://www.whatsmyserp.com/serpcheck.php

SEO Audit :

https://www.woorank.com/

Speed Test:

https://gtmetrix.com/

Seo Best Plugins:

Yoast | All in One | SEO friendlyImage | SEO Smart Link | BrokenLink Checker | OpenSiteExplorer | Semrush

I’ve seen people come and go at startups for a few years now. I’ve started noticing a major trend as to why people leave those startups. Most of the time, it is when they get next to no support to be successful at their function.

Now, startups are very hard and having limited support is pretty typical. Structure is usually not there and you need to figure out what the problems are and then solve them without much help. What I’m talking about is when a certain function or job requires the support or assistance of others, usually executives or the people you report to, to do the basics and you don’t get it. When this happens often enough, employees get fed up and start looking for a new job. I’ve seen it happen quite fast when you have a job that has lofty internal goals, but you can’t actually get your job done because something is blocking it (it could be product, money, senior management support, or something else).

I’ve seen it happen time and time again and I think I have a decent solution for solving this problem. It’s not a surefire solution, but one worth exploring. The solution is that you should often ask employees the following two questions: 1) Are you getting all the support you need to do your job well? If not, what is missing? 2) Is anything or anyone holding you back? If so, how and who and what can be done to fix this?

If you truly listen to the answers and work on solutions you should be able to avoid losing employees due to things like lack of support in a position.

There’s so much to consider in creating great images for social media—for me, the size and shape tend to get locked in before I even realize what’s happened. Yet the size and shape—the height, width, and orientation—are the elements that most influence how an image will appear in a social media stream.

 “Social Media Image Sizes Guide” below explains to you what the best image sizes are for each social network and the image types to use. Every major social media platform is listed on here so you’re up-to-date with social media platform optimization.

Facebook

·    Facebook Cover photo size: 828 x 315 desktop / 828 x 462 mobile

·    Facebook Profile photo size: upload 180 x 180

·    Facebook App / Tab thumbnail size: 111 x 74

·    Facebook Link preview size: min. 600 x 315

·    Facebook Photo post size: min. 504 x 504

·    Facebook Group Cover photo size: 801 x 250

·    Facebook Event Cover photo size: 784 × 295

Twitter

·    Twitter Header size: 1500 x 500

·    Twitter Profile size: 400 x 400

·    Tweeted Image size: 1024 x 1024 

Google+

·    Google& Cover photo size: 1080 by 608 

·    Google& Profile photo size: 250 x 250

LinkedIn

·    LinkedIn profile “background”: 1400 x 425 

·    Linked in profile picture: 500 x 500

·    LinkedIn Cover photo size: 646 x 220

·    LinkedIn status update OR blog post image size: 698 x 400

·    LinkedIn logo size: 400 x 400 square.

Pinterest

·    Pinterest Profile Photo size: 165 x 165

·    Maximum pin width when clicked: 736 

Instagram

·    Instagram Profile Photo size: 110 x 110 minimum

·    Instagram photo size: use 1080 width for best quality

YouTube

·    YouTube Channel Art size: 2560 x 1440

·    Video thumbnail: 1280 x 720

·    Channel icon: 800 x 800

Tumblr

·    Tumblr profile photo size: minimum 128 x 128 jpg, gif, png, or bmp file.

·    Tumblr image post: Dash image size maximum 1,280 x 1,920, shows in feed at 500 x 750.
Images can’t exceed 10 MB.

Animated GIFS must be under 1 MB and max at 540 pixels.

Since Tumblr is so customizable and each theme is so different, you’ll have to check your particular theme for guidelines. All sizes vary by theme.

Finally, Someone has come forward to buy ‪#‎Yahoo! Guess Who?
The telecommunication giant ‪#‎Verizon.

Internet pioneer Yahoo has finally sealed the deal to sell its core online assets, ending a 20-year run as an independent company. 

US telecom giant Verizon Communications has bought Yahoo's search and advertising operations today for $4.83 billion. 

The deal marks a dramatic fall for Yahoo, one of the best known names of the early internet era, which had a valuation over $100 billion before the dot-com collapse in 2000 and which in 2008 spurned a $44 billion bid from Microsoft. 

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer said, "Today is a big day for Yahoo. For me personally, I'm planning to stay. I love Yahoo."

Yahoo remains a major force online, but has lagged its rivals in its ability to 'monetize' its audience through advertising that is linked to customers' browsing and other online activities.

Why Yahoo Was Up For Sale?
Founded in 1995, Yahoo! was once the brightest star of the Web. But when its rivals including Google, Facebook and even few-years-old companies like Snapchat and WhatsApp have won over users, Yahoo! has not been able to maintain that glory.
Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer - formerly a Google executive - has spent billions on acquisitions so far to improve Yahoo's mobile products, expanding its audience by acquiring Tumblr and doubling down on premium media content.
But Mayer struggled to slow the overall ad sales decline of Yahoo! and failed. When the bidding began in April, Verizon was the immediate front-runner with a market capitalization of roughly $228 billion.

Here's Why Verizon Wants to Buy Yahoo!

Verizon is in a process of building a portfolio of online content. Its current assets include Huffington Post and TechCrunch and its own mobile video app, called go90. Acquiring this giant web portal will bring in millions more Yahoo's loyal viewers.

With the success in the wireless industry, Verizon has been buying up Internet and ad technology companies, like AOL, to compete in a mobile advertising market dominated by two big players, Google and Facebook.
And for this same reason, it is now buying Yahoo!’s ad and content businesses.
Yahoo! has millions of users, and a collection of websites like Flickr, Tumblr, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo Sports, including some digital-ad technology like Flurry and BrightRoll.
Since the growth of Verizon’s traditional telecom business has been decreased, companies like Yahoo! and AOL would necessarily help Verizon make money from digital advertising on mobile devices.
The deal would not only give Verizon a powerful collection of content and revenue from ad related to that content but also give the telecom company a considerable amount of user data to provide target advertisements to users by the telecom as well as others.

Finally,

Yahoo will change the name and become publicly traded investment company. 

And, the Verizon deal is the first major step toward unwinding Yahoo. Next up is a trove of about 3,000 patents, which Yahoo is selling in a separate auction that is expected to fetch more than $1 billion.

So, here is why yahoo is no more YAHOO! And Verzion will going to increase their revenue.

The following list of tools will be help for Startups & Entrepreneurs to be engaged with their work and increase the productivity of the firm.

Background Sound To Focus

Noisli: Background noise & color generator.

Noizio: Ambient sound equalizer for relax or productivity.

Defonic: Combine the sounds of the world into a melody.

Designers.mx: Curated playlists by designers, for designers.

Coffitivity: Stream the sounds of a coffee shop at work.

Avoid Distraction

Self Control: Mac: free application to help you avoid distracting websites.

Cold Turkey: Windows: temporarily block yourself off of distracting websites.

Organize & Collaborate

Trello: Keeps track of everything.

Evernote: The workspace for your life’s work.

Dropbox: Free space up to 2GB.

Yanado: Tasks management inside Gmail.

Wetransfer: Free transfer up to 2GB.

Drp.io: Free, fast, private and easy image and file hosting.

Pocket: View later, put it in Pocket.

Mailtoself: An iOS extension to mail notes to yourself from any app.

List.ly: Discover and create great lists.

Markticle: Mark your reading progress in articles for later.

   Digital Nomads & Remote Working

Nomadlist: The best cities to live and work remotely.

Where Nomads at: Find digital nomads & travelers all around the world.

Nomad Jobs: The best remote jobs at the best startups.

What’s It Like: Helping travelers figure out WHEN to go.

Below is few more list of tools described basis on the following field:

Tools & Tricks for Startups & entrepreneurs
Discover & Learn
Business & Marketing
Design & Code