15 Content Marketing Bookmarklets. Life is about to get a little better.
You just found a list of 15 ways to make some of the most useful and common marketing actions available to you in one click. This is really just a round up of tools but we’ve made each easy to use by turning them into “bookmarklets.” A bookmarklet is a tiny piece of Javascript that looks and acts just like a bookmark. You save them to your bookmarks folder or toolbar and use them with one click.
Unlike a bookmark, it doesn’t take you to a page. Share the pageProvide more information about the page These little one-click wonders are more ‘lightweight’ than a browser plug-in, so they won’t slow down your computer. Image credit: Moz Social Sharing Bookmarklets If you’re still copying and pasting links into social networks, stop. Quickly share the page on Twitter. Quickly share the page on Facebook.
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Email Design. 12 things you should do before going to print. The main difference between going to print and designing websites is that once your design is on paper, there is no way to correct anything.
You can obviously throw everything and reprint, but it costs quite a lot. In this article I want to take a look at some basic tips to make sure the printing experience goes as smooth as possible. If you are a graphic designer, you may find this article too basic, but still check if there isn’t a point or two you are skipping. 1. Calibrate your monitor This is the kind of preparation you can do to try to lower the differences between what you see on your screen and what is printed.
Lihefacker has a simple guide to monitor calibration. Image via Lifehacker. 2. Trapping is the process of compensating color to avoir ugly little white gaps when printing. 3. 4. Matte, semi-glossy, glossy, coated, uncoated,… there are many types of papers, each rendering your graphic design work differently.
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