August 31st, 2008
If you are relatively new to the world of making money online then you might have come across the existence of internet marketing forums. These are websites that allow people with the same interests to get together and ? in this case ? talk about the idea of making money online. How to do it, what programs to promote, how to promote them? the list is endless, and it gets longer with every site you visit. But are they worth bothering with? Are they an indispensable tool to help you develop your online business, or is it simply a case of a lot of people getting together and swapping remarks (sometimes not very civil) with each other?
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August 10th, 2008
If you haven’t been Twittering lately, then you haven’t lived at all. It seems that Twitter ? the website that promotes blogging on a tiny scale ? has captured the attention of plenty of people with lots of diverse motives for using it. At first glance you might wonder why everyone is so keen to use it. After all this really is blogging in a hurry ? you get a mere 140 characters to say your piece, and that includes a link to another website if you want it.
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July 11th, 2008
Over the past few years we have tested and tracked dozens, if not hundreds, of different strategies online? everything from banner advertising to social bookmarking, and at the end of the day, implementing the core online marketing strategies effectively has proven to generate the maximum impact from online marketing efforts. Of course you’ll hear about the rare online business that doesn’t have to use SEO or PPC to drive traffic, as they have a 100k+ database of people and JVs with other sites which command the same number of subscribers. But for a business starting out online, you want a strategy that is simple, actionable and not reliant on the goodwill of others (at least initially).
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May 12th, 2008
This RFP template was written by George Morris, Client Services Manager @ Imulus, a , so give us a scale to better gauge your stance on the project attributes. 1 = firm / ridged. 10 = loose and open to suggestion
Timeline 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Keeping the Same Feature Set 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Adherence to Current Identity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Backend Technology 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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May 6th, 2008
Many potential online business owners want to develop a powerful website that is a blending of their own personality and a potent visual presentation that will be attractive to visitors.
These same business developers often have very little in the way of solid direction for their site. They know they want to sell products to customers, but may not be sure how to translate that desire into a web design. This is where a web designer can come into the picture and help identify what you may actually need in the form of a web design.
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April 24th, 2008
Here are the detailed steps how to successfully move a complete Drupal installation from one host to another.
The documentation on drupal.org is not necessarily clear, here are the exact steps how to move a complete site including your drupal mysql database.
Migrating Drupal On your OLD host:
1) Backup your whole home directory from your ftp access using an ftp client like filezilla.
Make a folder on your local harddisk and download the complete directory to that local folder.
2) Backup your mysql database on your old host using phpadmin, select your mysql database, usually something like “name_drpl1″. Select all fields, click “export” and save the database to your local harddisk. Leave default options enabled. You will receive a file similar to “name_drpl1.sql”.
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