Your Super-fast, Super-easy, No-cost Web Site

Got a Web site? Come on, 'fess up. No? OK, assuming you've got a spare five minutes, we're going to build your first super-easy, super-fast Web page. Look on this page as a combination calling card and portfolio. It's not going to make you rich. However, it will make communication with prospective clients and current clients super-quick, and get you listed on Google.com so that…

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Getting Listed: a Search Engine Jump Start

I need help getting my web page on the search engines. I have a Condo at Port Aransas,Texas. It is a two bedroom with a fully furnished kitchen overlooking the ocean. There is a Gambling Ship that has its home port there and of course fishing, surfing and boating.

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The Four Pieces to the Search Optimization Puzzle

Hi Dan, The clients I have now came primarily by word of mouth, although three did find me on the web -- through Microsoft Front Page. If you type in "spideree" in Google search, I'm in the first 8 listings, but I'm not even in the first 10 pages when you type in "web design" + "New Jersey."

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WebSite Marketing for Artists

I do have a "dental-floss" budget idea or two, but they might be geared more towards artist types than tech types. :) 1- Hobby Lobby stores often have classroom space for little to no cost. Take one night a week to teach a creative class of some kind there. Incorporate some of the classwork into special pages of the website for students to do during…

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Inline XML

I was sitting at my desk a few days ago, whiling away the time and I suddenly wondered why HTML includes a < code > tag, and a < var > tag, and yet it takes marking up code no further than that. It'd be understandable to have just the < code > tag, but if they're going to have a < var > tag,…

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