Author Archives: Roger Creasy

Facebook Security – How to lead a double-life

By Roger Creasy | Published: February 2, 2012
It is possible to separate your personal and professional posts in Facebook. In fact, you can live a triple, quadrupedal or more life. With friend lists, you can separate numerous aspects of your life. Through the power of this Facebook functionality you can separate friends’ posts as well as choose who can view your posts on a [...]
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Facebook Security – Introduction

By Roger Creasy | Published: January 22, 2012
This is the first entry in a series intended to help clarify the plethora of security settings in Facebook. I begin this endeavor with the knowledge that it is likely Facebook will make changes that render what I write here useless soon after I write it, possibly before I finish.  That said, in searching the topic I [...]
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Break through your Twitter Feed Clutter

By Roger Creasy | Published: December 20, 2011
Have you ever wanted (or needed) to find something in your Twitter Feed? Perhaps in the back of your mind, you remember something about a tweet that had a link that you can’t quite remember. Or, perhaps you need to research a particular subject that you know has been discussed/mentioned within your twitter feed. PostPost [...]
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Mobile Search for Holiday gifts expected to grow

By Roger Creasy | Published: September 7, 2011
In a recent post to the Google Mobile Ads Blog, Google released projections for the 2011 Holiday season. These projections are based on historical growth rates. Mobile Search for last-minute gifts will grow to 44%, according to Google. That is 44% of all searches for last-minute gifts and store locator searches. Looking back over the past [...]
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Temporarily disable Google’s personalized search results

By Roger Creasy | Published: July 27, 2011
Google uses some of your browser information to present you with what the Google algorithm feels (can the algorithm feel?) is better results. It is no secret that Google captures things like your web history, your actions on prior SERPs, etc. The SERP you get may differ from others, such as your clients. As a digital [...]
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Outlook 2003 – default downloads folder

By Roger Creasy | Published: August 21, 2010
In this post, I'll explain how to edit Outlook to save attachments to a folder of your choice.
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SEO – Proof using ‘Internet Genius’

By Roger Creasy | Published: August 20, 2010
I have found several things that really do impact search engine results. Several months ago, on a whim, I did a Google search on “Internet Genius”. This site came up on page 8 in the search results. I decided to do some tweaks, make some improvements, and work toward improving this site’s performance on that [...]
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Header Update

By Roger Creasy | Published: March 23, 2010
I corrected the background issue with my logo. And, found some social media icons I could tweak and make work. Those I found had a black background. I removed the background and added an alpha channel. Next up: Navigation. Tweet This Post
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Social Media Links

By Roger Creasy | Published: March 21, 2010
Next step is to add graphical links to social media sites on which I participate. I tried to find existing buttons I like. I decided to design my own. Tweet This Post
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Site redesign update 1

By Roger Creasy | Published: March 13, 2010
I designed and built the basic layout for my site. The header above will contain the primary navigation, contact information, and links to me on social media sites. My logo needs a little work, too. I will see what I can do. Tweet This Post
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