Here is a breezethrough of Google Analytics and the Invitation. It doesn’t work to well, since Google Analytics is a complicated applications with lots of charts that may or may not mean something. Difficult to convey in a Screencast, the reading of the tea leaves.
This is an goofy breezethrough. It turns out that I’m unable to record the audio played by the operating system when I use my USB mike. Thus, in the course of this breezethrough, you are unable to hear the audio playback.
Odeo is quite amazing, though.
I’d established an account that was attached alan@blogometer.com, so that email messages from Google Calendar would reference the correct address. I registered kinderbloggin@gmail.com because Mark Folse created kinderbloggin.blogspot.com and I thought I’d do some SEO, not that I was asked. When I accepted the invitation I sent myself I was already logged in as alan@blogometer.com. When I created the new account, Google informed me that alan@blogometer.com was not kinderbloggin@gmail.com. Now my AdWords campaigns and Analytics are attached to the gmail address. AdSense however, is not.
Comments (1)I’ve created a tag called To Do for suggestions for the production of this weblog. I’ve created a tag called Evaluate for software that people feel should be part of the Daily Beta. When a To Do is done, I’ll remove the To Do tag. When the software is evaluated, I’ll remove the Evaluate tag.
Comments (0)Ryan has suggested creating a video Podcast. It is probably doable. I’ll have to learn how to support other file formats besides Flash.
Comments (0)I’ve implemented asides in the Letterhead template used by The Daily Beta.
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