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Five Web Marketing Myths Exposed
Myth No.1: Build it and they will come Traffic is everything. As thousands of webmasters have already learned, you can have a…
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Finding the Way Home
It's very frustrating to receive an email from someone that says, "I really need to work at home. Please help me."
Finding Work in a Down Economy
In a recent discussion list post, a Web designer wrote: "I feel uncomfortable building a site for a spammer. But times are tight these days, and turning down the site would be unwise financially."
Setting Up Tcp Wrappers on Solaris
Tcp Wrappers is a great program that logs and filters incoming requests for various network services. If you dont already have the source code you can get it from my link in the downloads menu.
7 ways to keep web development costs down
Many web development projects - large and small alike - can produce difficulties for both sides of the designer/client relationship. There are opportunities for designers and clients to become frustrated. Most businesses have little experience of commissioning web projects, and for designers it is difficult to communicate their needs to clients.
10 Things I Learned About Marketing This Week (& How You Can Use Them)
1. My grocery store now has a checkout stand immediately inside the front door and beside it is a cooler with milk, orange juice, butter, coffee, bread and the things you'd run into a convenience store for.
