Published 15. April 2008 at 3:20 pm - No Comments
If I read one more article on how to improve your visibility on the web with Digg.com I will scream! Much respect for everyone who puts in their time to keeping the SEO/SEM communities up to date, but don’t you think that it’s time to talk about something new?
How about discussing the true...
Published 14. March 2008 at 7:40 am - 4 Comments
Since I purchased my iMac a year and a half ago, I’ve been a solid Parallels fan, until yesterday. After reading Danny Sullivans post on his experience with VMWare I decided to give it a shot.
Installation, I still have to give Parallels props on, installing windows is far more advanced with Parallels...
Published 28. January 2008 at 7:08 pm - No Comments
As the ad buyer for websites dealing with travel one would assume that the least welcome clicks are those from local IP’s. But what happens, if excluding your local area would mean your ads will not show up for specific searches crucial to your ad campaign?
Excluding local areas would seem a great...
Published 24. December 2007 at 7:51 am - No Comments
So the other week, I get a call from a friend who was having some “computer issues”, I’ll refer to him as “Stubborn PC User”, I of course offer to help. The symptoms were as follows:
Mouse sluggish and running with a trail behind it
Screen Ghosting with shadows
Windows opening...
Published 23. December 2007 at 5:18 am - One Comment
I love to poke holes in articles on top web sites and magazines, sometimes it’s a tough find but today I hit a jackpot (literally – won over 18k) but that’s another story. My current article challenge is the Forbes.com story titled “Apples for the Army“.
The Term “Top...
For those of you looking for an easy way to track your website visitors, I highly recommend Clicky. Clicky is an alternative analytics software, which tracks exactly where your users came from, the exact keywords they used to find your website, the pages they visited within your website, and the page they exited from. The
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I’ve been a fan of Vim since the mid 90′s, it all started out of pure frustration with PERL and CGI Scripts. I knew HTML – but who didn’t? It was the easiest thing to learn, but ugh PERL and CGI Scripting was just a nightmare. I gained my first client, and had it not
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