Courteous.ly – Share Your Email Load
When sending out emails, it is just too easy to get angry with the recipient if he takes what it seems too long to answer our missives. We often fail to realize that people can be located in faraway countries, and that a reasonable time for us might be an utterly inappropriate time for them to read a message and answer it back. That can be easily worked out – it just takes a little common sense. But there are other reasons that...
Loads.in – Test The Speed Of Your Site
How fast does your website load? That is the question this new application can have answered for you. By supplying the URL of your site, you will have its load time gauged on the spot. You will be able to choose the country you want the test to be run from, as well as the browser to be used. Four are supported: Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer. The actual test will be over in less than one minute. A series of screenshots...
Vozeeme.com – A Marketplace For The Freight Industry
In case you work as a carrier or a shipper, and you are looking for a way to get the best rates for your work, Vozeeme could be a good option for you to keep in mind. If you want to take part in a useful market place where carriers and shippers can find good rates, this might be a useful website to visit. If you work as a carrier or shipper, this could be a good option to keep in mind. Vozeeme.com is visited by those who are looking...
WhichLoadsFaster.com – Learn Which Site Is Faster
Which Loads Faster is a new performance comparison tool. Generally speaking, it will let you take any two websites and figure out which one loads faster. You can come up with just any matchup that you fancy, and the site suggests a handful that are certainly prone to spark debate and leg pulling to no end like “Google Vs. Bing”, “Apple Vs. Adobe” and “TMZ Vs. OMG”. Launching a speed test is a matter of furnishing the URLs that you...
GTmetrix.com – Check How Fast Your Site Really Is
Websites can be improved in endless ways, but there are some things that you (as a webmaster) should aim to set to right before anything else. There is no point coming up with features like polls and surveys offering prizes for engaging visitors if the site actually loads excruciatingly slow. What is the point in offering something to anybody if the person would have to struggle to get it? In eight out of ten cases they are simply...