Peel Back Feature for Your Website!

You'll just have to go to my website to see this new "page peel" effect!  It looks like the corner of the page is peeling back and visitors just can't help clicking on it to see what's behind it!   When you roll your mouse over it the page peels back to reveal a message.  If the message is clicked on it can be linked to any page on your website or any other site.

You'll have see it for yourself at www.power-site.com.  This is great when you're trying to call attention to special promotions, really want to get people to go to a particular page in your website or have them sign up for a newsletter.

Add this very cool widget to your website FREE!

I found this little widget that can be added to any website.  It will allow your visitors to add your website to their Favorites, Facebook page, Twitter and all sorts of social media with a click of a button!

It's just a small button, but when you roll your mouse over it all of the options dropdown.  You'll have to see it in action on my website.

I added this button to a client's website www.dutchquilter.com.  Once I uploaded the page I clicked on the Facebook Icon and it asked me for my Facebook login.  Once I put that in, the widget did the rest!  here's a photo of what it put on my Facebook page:

It even allowed me to select an image from the website to use!  This is a great way to get more links out there to your website, which helps in your search engine rankings.  If you have friends and family with Social Media accounts you can ask them to go to your site and add you everywhere!

Best of all - I will add this little widget to your website FREE Until the end of April!

Just give me a call or email me and let me know that you want the Social Media Widget.  This offer is for websites that I have designed only.

Guidelines for How to avoid Phishing scams

By: Scam Ripper

The enormous mainstream of Phishing scams consist of fake email which connects to a bogus web page or site. The email wording recommends you to finish an important process by means of a link which opens a fake web page. That necessary process has incorporated bank account confirmation, unacceptable credit/debit card information, attempts hacking of your account, reward draws and bank account suspension, to person's name but a small number of. In a lot of cases, the email has incorporated worm viruses which make a browser type form to a certain extent than opening a web page.

For several months, this is made easier for the perpetrators when a virus was establish in Internet Explorer browsers which permitted a false URL to be shown in the browser's address bar whereas a fake page was being viewed.

The fake web pages more often than not have a form to offer the information that the scammers want to make use of to place scam. This generally comprise use of the sufferers' credit/debit card to open online accounts and take control of online accounts to steal cash. For example, eBay user have had their account takeover in this way while the scammers use the account to catalog high worth items, take delivery of payments from promising buyers but on no account send the goods. Further sufferers have had their credit ranking and monetary source of revenue shattered when their personality has been use to lift up money, while others have seen their credit or debit cards used by others to buy goods online.

Stay away from becoming a fool of a Phishing Scam by following these rules...
* Take care of all email with misgiving - What you observe in the email body be able to be fake, the sender's address or return address can be fake and the email subtitle can as well be manipulated to disguise its right source
* On no account make use of a link in an email to search out to any web page. If you are requested to click the link must not do that you must type the URL directly into your address bar
* In no way mail your private or financial information to any one by means of email
* Habitually log into your accounts
* Examine your bank, credit and debit card declarations and make sure that all dealings are lawful. If something is doubtful, speak to your bank and all cards issuers
* Make sure that every of your software is update - for example, if you make use of Microsoft's Windows run Windows modernize daily when you primarily connect to the internet. If you make use of additional operating systems or browsers then verify every day for scraps or updates.
* If you have to use your monetary information online, make sure that you have satisfactory assurance in opposition to fraud
* Be cautious and be alert.

About the Author

Albert is working in a site Rip and Scam which is an awareness creating site for Internet scams. He has written many articles regarding various types of scam and its cautions. For more information regarding spammers or scammers please visit our site.

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This Month's Special!

Get your Page Peel effect on your website customized to your needs for just

$50.00

It's advertised on my website for the sale price of  $60.00 and will be $75.00 after April 30th!

This special price is only for clients that I have designed a website for. Just tell me you want the Newsletter "Peeler" Special when you call or email me.

Kolleen Powers

(916) 691-3085

mail@kolleenpowers.com

Expanding My Horizons

I recently started thinking about all of the photos I format for my clients websites.  Have you ever noticed that the color is less green, yellow or pink once they get on your site?  I make them cleaner, sharper and more vibrant.  I've been doing this for a long time so I've gotten pretty good at it.  Now I have put together a website selling this service.  I'll still clean up your photos when I put them on your website, but this is for any other photos.  Everything from old photo restoration to making your Facebook photo look a little nicer.  Check out some of my before and after work at:

www.digitalphototouchup.com.

A few of my Favorite Toys - I mean Tools

Since my life is pretty much spent on a computer, I use a lot of different programs in my day to day work to make tasks simpler and faster.  Here are a few really cool and inexpensive tools I just couldn't do without!

www.wavget.com has a really neat tool I use called Type It In Pro.  It stores account numbers or any text you use over and over again.  When I send an invoice do you think I type in "You can pay your bill online by . . . "  Heck no, I click a button and Type It In does it for me. I use this program for passwords, account numbers, credit card numbers, java script snippets and other stuff I use in making websites.  The cost is $19.95 an they don't have an affiliate program so I don't get anything for recommending them.

Another program that I use a lot is call Capture Wiz Pro from Pixel metrics. www.pixelmetrics.com.

The cost of this program is about $40.00 (I don't get any kickbacks), but it will capture anything on your screen.  Just drag a box and save it to your clipboard, or to a .jpg, .gif or pg file.  It also will record audio and video from a website. I use this program at least 50 times a day!

When I need to resize or optimize photos for the web in large batches I use Land of Com's Photo Elf.  It looks cheesy, but this program will batch rename, size and do all sorts of editing to photos for you. $40.00

www.photoelf.com/

I also use a little program called File Monkey by www.monkeyjob.com/

FileMonkey automates common time consuming file operations.

This package can copy, move, split, search, replace, rename, alter case, generate lists, trim, truncate, crop, chop, set attributes, encrypt, decrypt, wipe, delete, extract and more. Cost: $29.00 but can save a lot of time.  MonkeyJob has some other cool tools on their website worth checking out.