Time and seconds now

cRPG Tower of Time has released a major content drop this past week with the introduction of two new game modes adding 60+ hours to the currently available experience. Developed by the small 10-man team over at Event Horizon, Tower of Time introduces a new mode RPGlite, that immediately opens all seven playable characters and challenges players to see how far they can get before all champions perish to the growing mob of monsters. The second mode, Permadeath, is exactly what it sounds like. Players earn points from each battle that can be compared on the game’s leaderboards, but once a champion dies they are gone forever. … [Read more...] about [NM] Tower of Time Releases Massive Content Drop

It’s been 4 years and now I have left sitemeter and I’m only using Google analytics and WordPress.com Stats plugin to check my blog stats. There are many similar web apps like Woopra, which you can consider, but nothing offers features like GA, which are free and very useful from usability and SEO perspective. But, if you are not very fond of GA, Site meter is a decent option to get stats about your visitors. … [Read more...] about Real Time Website Visitors Tracking

Isn’t it simple and effective?. After this strategy, you can easily increase your conversion ratio, and more over you can get returning client. One of the major benefits of having regular client is they trust you, and you will be the first person they will be suggesting their friends. … [Read more...] about [Freelancing] 5 Killers tips to Make one-time Client a Returning Client

Do let us know if you have any queries while setting up Dropbox as a CDN. Also if you have set up this free CDN for your WordPress blog, don’t forget to check your blog’s load time and let us know the difference in the comments below. … [Read more...] about How to Use Dropbox as Free CDN for WordPress Blog & Decrease Load Time

Once you have your blog post structure, and the estimate on how long each part will take, you need to program a timer to help you stay alert. If you know how long each section is going to be (roughly) then you should be able to guess how long each section should take. Guess how much time each section should take and add five minutes to each time. Program a timer to go off at those intervals. That way you will be able to keep track of how your blog post is progressing, and you will know if you have wasted any of your time. It is a great motivator too, because it acts as a reminder of what you are doing and a reminder of how long it “should” be taking you. … [Read more...] about Time Management Tips For The Blogger: The Major Time Absorbers