As part of Barry’s Video Challenge, I have now created Part 3 of my Amazon S3 series.

In this post and video, I cover 3 different methods of distributing from your Amazon S3 account.

After all, it’s all well & good storing your data in there, but how do you get it back out again?!

This video explains that.

Incidentally, if you haven’t seen the first or second parts, they can be found here:
Video 1: http://nikkistephens.com/online-business/amazon-s3-beginners-guide-part-1

Video 2: http://nikkistephens.com/online-business/amazon-s3-beginners-guide-part-2-uploading/

(as the URLs might suggest!).

So, my last post was all full of enthusiasm about my goals for 2012 and how I was going to get stuff done and my life would be structured and all would be well in the world…

But like all best laid plans, this has kind of gone to pot.

In my (somewhat limited) defence, this wasn’t helped by a throat infection and a course of antibiotics (started with a nice fever which left me in bed whimpering pathetically!). 

Kind of as the picture suggests, really.

Anyway, I know I’m a bit late with sharing this.  I wasn’t sure whether to or not as I’m still in the process of fleshing these out into specific tasks (& then diarising those tasks), so it may seem a bit woolly at the moment.

Firstly, I should confess:  I rarely make New Year’s Resolutions.  Actually, make that never.

For me, they always seem to be about giving something up, or some kind of deprivation, or some other negative connotation.

Hello,

Here is the second part of my Beginner’s Guide to Amazon S3.

(If you haven’t seen the first part, it’s here: http://nikkistephens.com/online-business/amazon-s3-beginners-guide-part-1/) 

In this post & video, I show you 3 different ways of uploading your media to your Amazon S3 account.

1) Directly uploading to your Amazon S3 account from your computer

2) Using a program called Cloudberry to upload (works like Filezilla)

3) Using Easy Video Player to upload to your S3 account.

Hey everyone,

Today I’ve started on my Amazon S3 series, which will take up the next couple of blog posts as well.

I’ve created a video for you to show you how to set up an Amazon S3 account, and in subsequent posts I will show you how to upload files (videos, audio, images etc) to your S3 account, and then how to use that to embed your media on to specific pages.

I will also be using Easy Video Player and Amazon S3 together, so I will show you how to do that as well.

Hey everyone,

As I write this, it’s Sunday lunchtime and I’m sitting in bed with my laptop…I went to bed rather late last night as I was on a video creation mission, so I’m having a leisurely morning (to be fair, I see a cat nap in my future for the afternoon!).

Anyway, you may be wondering what my new video is about. I’ll get to that in a second.

First, I want to share something amazing that I saw a couple of days ago. It’s a bit self-indulgent but I’m feeling proud of myself so you’ll just have to humour me for a minute.

I wasn’t sure whether I’d ever do this…but I’ve recorded my first ever video tutorial! This has been my first time using Camtasia and also my first time recording myself doing anything on my laptop, so while I apologise if it’s a bit rough around the edges, please bear in mind it’s my first time!

Hey everyone,

I’ve just completely revamped my blog, and so it’s looking completely new! Well, it’s still purple of course, as if that would change…but look at it! It looks a lot more professional now in my opinion.

I’ll still be sharing everything that I’m learning as I create and grow my online business – what’s working for me, what isn’t, and any shortcuts or tips that I may pick up along the way!

Anyone else have that Friday feeling?  Well, seeing as it’s Tuesday, I guess that’s not very likely…but I have The Pointer Sisters in my head singing I’m So Excited (also used for advertising Crunchie bars on television several years ago).

What does this have to do with anything?  I do have a point to make, don’t worry.

You might be pleased to know first that this is a quick blog post (I can hear a sigh of relief all round!).  My laptop is dying a slow death and I can’t get on the internet at home at the moment – why is it that when you try to make things easier for yourself, you end up with more problems?!

Hey,

I’m busy creating the world’s longest blog post on my holiday to Rome (look, I know you’re interested really!).  But in the meantime, I thought I’d share this email that I got yesterday as it may affect you.

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Email start:

To Whom It May Concern,

We are writing concerning your registration and use of the domain name facebookfanpagefundamentals.com, which contains the famous Facebook trademark.