1Password app for iPhone

Syncs using dropbox (also awesome), so that my iPhone and iPad are both always up to date. There is a desktop app as well, (originally for the mac), although I don’t have it.

This password app allows me to keep all my passwords and even some credit card information protected, but available at any time. The iPhone app allows access via a four number password, which makes it very convenient for quick access.

I don’t know how I’d manage without 1Password.

Google Calendar is the greatest thing since sliced bread

I love my google calendar. The best part is the ability to have multiple calendars (each designated by a color), all on one calendar display.

I have created a calendar for each member of our family, a calendar to designate our family as a whole, calendar for myself for work, and a calendar for my wife at work, and a birthday/anniversary calendar.

With one quick glance at the calendar I can spot the different colored events on the calendar and get a good sense of what everyone is scheduled to do.

The birthday/anniversary calendar has been especially helpful. By entering events that recur yearly I’m sure that birthdays and anniversaries show up on the calendar each year.

You can also easily add other public calendars to your own. I chose a holiday calendar, which shows all the major holidays. But there are also many group calendars from various organizations that you can add. I’ve chosen my daughters

More Websites than I Know what to do with

I’ve gone through my portfolio of websites and am trying to decide what I should focus my limited time on.

Launching this site probably wasn’t the originally planned order of events, but I recently read Gary Vaynerchuck’s book Crush It and I was inspired by his professions to market yourself above all else.  So here it is KyleGoleno.com

As I’ve realized the potential for income seems to be easiest from Google Adsense, I’m in the process of using the Google Adwords Keyword tool to determine local search traffic and eCPM for the keywords of the domains I own.  While I know I can expand the keywords, the domain name keywords should be the easiest to rank for and therefore the quickest ROI.  I have so many sites, that I feel like I should get something up for each one, and then focus on the more successful ones over time.  So off to the spreadsheet to focus my efforts.