27 July 2015

Instant Online Generator for Websites’ Legal Agreements

You are doing your best to make your Website as professionally looking as you can. Thus, you may need to incorporate several legal agreements, which are appropriate for your site, business, and conditions of your operations. But finding and adopting legal documents for your site might be complicated and might require certain expertise.

Well, look for assistance no more! TermsFeed allows you to create the legal agreements easily and online. No software is required. It is fast, it is professional, and it is free.

You can download the agreements instantly in HTML or as simple, unformatted text.


Create custom agreements that can be legally binding for your users: Privacy Policies, Terms and Conditions, Terms of Use, Terms of Service or Return and Refund Policies.

To get started, select what agreement you need:

So, use TermsFeed to simplify your life and save time on legal framework development in favor of the content preparation.



14 July 2015

Create awesome mobile-friendly websites with MobiRise


MobiRise Website Builder creates fast, dynamic, highly responsive mobile-friendly websites in a few clicks. The operation is easy and fast, through drag-and-drop approach. The program allows you to create and customize the main index page, then anchor secondary links to it.


The process of creating websites is very clear and visual, by dragging and dropping the required content blocks in the operational workspace. Mobirise offers several types of content blocks, including text, images, features, pricing tables, headers, menus or footers. You may add your own background images, custom text and anchor URLs to any other external website. Additionally, you can link a specific button to an email address or a preset anchor on the same page. You can click the 'Plus' button in the lower right corner of the window to prompt the menu and select the blocks. Similarly, you may click on the option buttons at the top of each page and reveal the settings panel, individualized for each type of block.

Experts define Bootstrap 3 as one of the most reliable and proven frameworks, and Mobirise has been equipped to develop websites using this framework.

The program's minimalistic interface allows you to preview your work in real time, as well as to configure automatically it for various types of screens. You may thus optimize your website for display on desktop, on tablets or mobile devices. The website building process is entirely visual, the program does not include a script editing console. Editing pages and content made easy.

Mobirise allows you to export the websites you create to the desktop, as an HTML file and the afferent JavaScript assets. Alternatively, you can upload your project to a specified FTP location, or your Google Drive, in the selected folder. Each page can be optimized for desktop or mobile screen with one mouse click. Fully customizable Resize, reorder and hide elements to make your mobile view perfect - without changing the appearance of your desktop site.



02 July 2015

How to get the best response from posting on Facebook?

When you post on your personal Facebook account, you would like your post to get visible and appreciated by your friends. However, if you use the social media in general, and Facebook, in particular, for your marketing or other business purposes, getting the best exposure becomes essential.


So, what are the best and worst times to post social media updates? And what are the best and worst days to post your social media updates?

Posting your social media updates at the best times is the key to improving your presence on any social network. All social media are not the same. Each social network has different kinds of users and their daily activities vary. They use these networks at various times and days to engage with the updates published. To attain maximum engagement on your accounts, you need to find out what the best and worst times to post your social media updates are, and then schedule your posts accordingly. You also need to figure out the best and worst days to publish your social media updates.

An iconographic below offers you a simple view of the best times and days to publish your social media updates in order for them to receive the highest exposure on the following networks: Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Linkedin, Pinterest and Tumblr.


And here is the latest research update…

A new study, conducted by Klout, a website that measures reach and influence on social media, analyzed more than 25 million Facebook posts, as well as over 100 million reactions to them. What they found is that posting things at certain times of the day (late morning and early afternoons) and on certain days of the week (Tuesdays and Wednesday, most notable) indeed tends to coerce more engagement from friends. The ideal time, however, does change slightly depending on where you live.

In New York, for instance, the ideal time to share things is just before noon. Thereafter, engagement falls consistently until it reaches its lowest point at about 3am. In San Francisco the optimal time to post things is a bit early (between 9am and 10am); in London, early afternoon is best; in Paris, there's a peak in the morning, and then again in the afternoon; and in Tokyo, early morning (between 7am and 9am) is ideal, but the fallout thereafter is much less severe. The Japanese, it seems, are happy to like, share, and comment on posts well into the night.

The chart below, plucked from Klout's study, shows how the probability that someone will react to any given post (likes, shares, or comments on it) changes throughout the day and week. San Francisco is the red line, New York City is the dotted green line, London the dotted blue one, Paris the dotted purple one, and Tokyo is the dotted aqua one. The peak probability of getting a like, share, or comment in response to a post is about the same in each city (the zero value for each line is marked by the straight line of the same color beneath it), so disregard the differences in height. Instead, notice how consistently engagement ebbs and flows throughout the week.


The trends, though they vary a bit by city, follow a similar pattern. On Tuesday and Wednesday, Facebook posts are the most likely to get reactions. On Thursday, friends are a bit shier with their likes, shares, and comments. On Friday, they are quieter still. And on the weekend they are the quietest. Monday, it seems, is something of an adjust period, when people are working their way back into both the week and their Facebook feeds.

Why the reaction to posting things at night tends to be more muted is both a result of something obvious—fewer people are online—and something that is perhaps a bit less well known. Most likes, shares and comments come only a short time after someone posts something. A majority, in fact, "occur within the first 2 hours of posting times," the researchers note.

While that estimate includes Twitter, where the delay is even shorter on average (largely because people are more willing to scroll through older Facebook posts than older tweets that appear on their feed), it should be a pretty telling sign for anyone debating whether to share something before going to sleep or after waking up.

If you want as many people as possible to engage with your deep thoughts, clever quips, or hilarious memes, be patient, be calculated, and try to share them during the week, in the morning or early afternoon. Unless, of course, you live in Tokyo, where there is less of a work-life Facebook balance. In that case, maybe just do not post things when everyone else is asleep.


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