Courtney Robertson

Courtney Robertson, an open source developer relations advocate, is wearing a pirate hat, a DSLR camera, and a purple shirt

Courtney Robertson is an Open Source Developer Advocate, professional educator, and WordPress Contributor

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    Facebook tweaked the events app to now include repeat events.  Thankfully they did not eliminate some of the work of inviting others.  This should be helpful enough to merely copy the details of the event but not to the point where spammers can get much help entering all the guest names in.  This seems like…

  • How to Create a Private or Secret Pinterest Board

    Have you ever wanted to create a private board on Pinterest? I have been collecting inspiration for the rebranding of my site with my graphic designer, and really wanted a visual way to show her styles that I like. The problem though, while I love and can collect things in Evernote, it just wasn’t the…

  • How to add Google+ to Hootsuite

    Hootsuite can now integrate with Google+ Business Pages.  This will delight small business owners especially, as monitoring Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social networks in one place will be simplified.  To add Google+ to Hootsuite, begin by clicking on your profile icon on the right, click to add a social network. [PNG, 415.28 KB] Then,…

  • How to use Google+ Events with Gmail and Calendar

    Google+ Events enable Google users to create an invite that reaches attendees Gmail inbox and can be easily added to their Google Calendar. The integration across the Google platforms will simplify event planning. To create an event, go to Google+ and select the Event icon in the status box: [PNG, 153.29 KB]   [PNG, 438.06…

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