FAQ | Where Can I Find My RSS Feed?

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Where Can I Find My RSS Feed on Blogger.com?

“I have a stupid question to ask you.” I often see this at the beginning of an email. In my opinion, there is no such thing as a stupid question. If you don’t know, but you had the courage to ask, that’s a really good step in the right direction.

For folks who are not techies, when you explain what an RSS feed does, you get an “ah-ha.” But that’s not where it ends. Then, the next logical question would be, “Okay, so where can I find my RSS feed.” I often hear this from Blogger.com users. Read more

FAQ | What is an RSS Feed?

I’m known in circles to be a designer whose very patient and willing to answer questions. Even for folks I just hang out with online, I often get asked “tech” questions. Since it seems like some of the same questions have been asked over the past few months, I decided to start Friday FAQ. I will add a question along with my response at least 2-3 Fridays out of the month. Over the next month or so, I will concentrate on RSS Feeds and blogging.

Now, I work with a lot of newbies or people who are not comfortable with computers in general, that is my niche, so my responses will be very basic. Read more

Is The Digital Divide a Myth?

National Survey Finds That the Hip-Hop Generation Embraces Internet Technology and New Media

Philadelphia, PA (BlackNews.com) – Despite previous assertions, the overwhelming majority of low-income urban teens are accessing the Internet, buying the latest cell phones and engaging in online social networking. A national survey of more than 1,500 African American and Hispanic teens and young adults, revealed that this group is highly-connected, tech savvy and brand loyal. MEE (Motivational Educational Entertainment) Productions Inc. uncovered these findings during its latest in a series of national surveys focused on the lifestyle trends, behaviors and attitudes of urban youth.

Black Women Say Advertisers Don’t Know How To Talk To Them

BLACK WOMEN SAY ADVERTISERS DON’T KNOW HOW TO TALK TO THEM, ACCORDING TO LATTIMER COMMUNICATIONS STUDY

Six Psychographic Profiles of Black Women Emerged

Atlanta, GA (BlackNews.com) – 86% of African-American women say that advertisers need to do a better job of talking to them, according to the Lattimer Communications study, “A Profile of Today’s Black Woman” released today. Advertisers need to re-evaluate their marketing campaigns targeting this important segment.

“A Profile of Today’s Black Woman” also revealed that most industries can do a better job in marketing to African-American women especially categories like Automotive, Banking/Financial, Travel, Healthcare/Pharmaceutical, and Fast Food. Read more