Please welcome Elle (Michelle) Carmon, owner of Elle’s Beads on Zibbet. Elle is an avid supporter of handmade. She creates unique upcycled magnets and jewelry items. Today Elle shares her tips on how to use Tumblr to market our Zibbet shops…
For those of you unfamiliar with Tumblr, it is a social media microblogging website designed for posting short paragraphs of (more…)
Last week I shared some basic information about what widgets are and how you can use them to enhance the functionality of your Zibbet shop. In review, a widget is a small program that, once installed, will run automatically on a web page. Games, clocks, currency converters, badges and advertisements are just a few examples of the many types of widgets available for you to choose from. You can also feed updates from your blog (more…)
What is a “widget” anyway? According to Wikipedia, a web widget is “a portable chunk of code that can be installed and executed within any separate HTML-based web page by an end user without requiring additional compilation.”
“What did she just say?” you are probably asking about now. Translation: a web widget, or simply a widget, is a little program that (more…)
I’m convinced that we can be much more productive working as a team than we can be working individually. Even though we don’t sit down together at a conference table to set goals and plan strategies, I think it’s appropriate to think of ourselves as members of a team. I recently came across a document about teamwork that I used years ago in another profession. I thought that you might enjoy these five points as you consider the (more…)
Since the addition of the new “Share” button, Zibbeters have been asking about StumbleUpon. Today, please welcome guest contributor Christina Spiker, owner of UmeOrigami, as she explains what StumbleUpon is and how to use it to increase Zibbet’s exposure on the World Wide Web. In last week’s Featured Zibbeter interview, Christina described herself as a StumbleUpon “junkie.” She is convinced that StumbleUpon can (more…)
