The Apple iPad will start shipping in about 3 months and the tech industry is buzzing. I think the iPad will be very successful and Apple will ship 8 million units in 2010. How do you think the Apple iPad will fare? Will it be wildly successful like the iPhone or fizzle like a Mac Book Air that slides into the envelope of oblivion?
The best way to customize your YouTube Channel is to do the following:
1) Plan out your channel’s color scheme
2) Set your channel’s color options
3) Design a custom background to showcase your channel
The free Animoto iPhone app is easy to use and makes a great dynamic video.
Video review of AVATAR. No real spoilers, focuses on my initial reaction to the film.
The only thing better than fresh tamales during the holiday season is family. This explains why making tamales with family is such a joyful treat.
I also see my Twitter friends as an extension of my family so I was glad to share my enthusiasm, tweets, and a picture as I made the tamales. When people ask me how to build a “fan base” on Twitter, I always tell them to tweet about things they love (as in food, family, social causes,..), not what you think others want to see you tweet about.
My nephew stopped by the day before his job interview, looking for a tie and instructions on how to tie it. It was fun showing him so I created this tutorial for anyone who’s going through the same thing.
Yesterday I was asked how to automatically post Blips to Twitter so I created this quick video tutorial. Enjoy, subscribe to my YouTube channel, and follow this blog for more video tutorials.
Met the lovely and talented Nancy Rodriguez this morning at the Q1047 Rico and Mambo Show, live from McDonald’s in Santa Paula, CA. Nancy sends a big shoutout to all the buildyourfanbase.com readers and fans. She also gave the blog a great on air shoutout! Thank you Nancy!
This is basically a brain dump of thoughts after Blog World 2009 which took place in Las Vegas this past weekend. It’s all random content but I’ll use pretty bullet points and numbered lists so it looks coherent. M’Kay.
The Latino Book & Family Festival has been around since 1997, when Edward James Olmos first co-produced it. Olmos has been one of my heroes since way back, since the days he was the Pachuco in the classic film Zoot Suit. When I arrived at the Festival at Cal State LA and saw his booth, I knew he would be near. I was now in pursuit.
