Does your company need guidance in its marketing plan? Do you think you’re on the right course, but not quite achieving what you’d hoped? Send your marketing questions to Rene Vishney. He’ll help you understand the big picture and come out a winner.
Lee Gould Answers MS SQL Server, Sybase, and Oracle Questions
Are you at odds with your database? Database programming expert Lee Gould can help.
How to Test Your Ads & Improve Your Profitability
It’s so easy to blow through money when marketing a website. If you’re like many new entrepreneurs, you may have already wasted several hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on marketing campaigns that didn’t give you the results you were hoping for.
Dave Pawson Answers XSLT, XPATH, XSL-XO, and HTML Accessibility Questions
If you’re having trouble converting data to and from XML format, or if your site has accessibility issues, Dave Pawson is the fellow to ask. He’ll answer your questions, or find someone who can.
4 Steps to Creating Good Credit
As a consumer you’ve learned the importance of establishing a good credit rating with your lenders. Whether you are shopping for a new home or auto, or searching for the best deals on insurance, your credit worthiness will be judged by your credit rating or credit score.
Carey Holzman Answers MS Windows and PC Hardware Questions
Does your Windows PC have issues? Having trouble getting your Windows 98 computers to talk to each other? That new video card driving disagreeing with your system? Carey Holzman can help!
Singing Your Way to Success
Entrepreneurs can take a lesson from Sheryl Crow hit, “Soak up the Sun.” During the chorus she sings, “For every time I feel lame; I’m looking up.” For those who start and build a new enterprise, the need to keep “looking up” is critical for success. An entrepreneur is like a salmon trying to swim upstream through rapids. It takes an unnatural degree of effort, and the dearest struggle usually comes while all outward signs present a negative face.
Using C#.NET in Excel 2003
Aren’t you sick and tired of having to use different programming languages for different projects? A few years back I spent nearly 3 years working on Microsoft’s Excel VBA support desk. Each day I would take calls from customers asking how to solve different problems using Microsoft Excel and VBA or Visual Basic for Applications.
Monique Angelich Answers SQL and Web Programming Questions
Are you stuck on a SQL query that just won’t return the results you are looking for? Is a piece of HTML coding just not behaving well in Netscape? Does your JavaScript call you nasty names when you try to run it? Are you trying to write a complex ASP script that simply will NOT do what it is told?
ON GUARD – Fraud Finder (Part 1)
So you think you’re too smart to get taken by a con artist? Think again, because con artists take very smart people just as easily and often as anyone else. Cons and frauds come in every size, shape and color imaginable. But there are several basic “tried and true” cons, which are still being perpetrated that everyone should be aware of. Here’s one of them: