Regardless of what you paid for your website to be designed and developed, what is your website worth—how valuable is your website? We would gage this by how your site is built and what your website returns by way of business leads and/or transactions.

Even if your company or business consists of only one person, yourself—that's ok. The professional multitaskers (formerly known as Jack-of-all-trades) can now be efficient, highly productive, successful businesses. By the way, your marketplace is now global because of the Internet. No matter where you are located, whether you have a retail location, offices, or work from home, you have access to the world. It's up to you how far out you care to travel.

You Get What You Pay For.

Get it?

You get what you pay for. It applies to most situations. Remember that when looking for a designer or design company to design your next website. How long have they been in business? How many sites are in their portfolio? Do they have references? Are they TOO inexpensive? Many clients wind up coming to us after spending thousands on a website they don't like, and that doesn't work for them.

This is an extension of Communication skills rant, part one. I continue to rant, and then elaborate on some points from rant number one. I may repeat myself a bit but it may just sink in a second time around. I really like to hear from people but sometimes they get in the way. I'm trying to listen!

The Phone

The following are some of the most universal computer commands known since the beginning of widespread PC usage.

As of 2010, we have many wonderful ways of communication with one and other. Cell phones, smart phones, iPhones, portable, hands free, wireless, the options seem endless. The one "older" method within all these hardware miracles is e-mail.

E-mail. Hmmm. E-mail is great. E-mail allows us to read messages at our own pace, think before we respond, and archive conversations and attachments. I personally use my e-mail as a way of documenting timelines, requests, and responses. For that, I love it.

In 85 days from the time he first spoke to us, Frank Moretti received his first inquiry from a visitor that found his Landscape businesses website in a search. Mr. Moretti was a rather typical client, interested in getting a website online to begin taking advantage of the opportunity of being found in search engines.

Here's a foolproof tip on how to take years off your "look"- and it is so simple. It doesn't cost a thing. There are no dangerous side effects. No recovery time. No pills or creams. Here it is...

Ready?

STOP adding two spaces after each sentence when you type! You are not only adding an unnecessary keystroke, you are dating yourself by about 30 years.

I love to see new technology and innovation involving alternative, naturally occuring sources of energy. not only for the obvious conservation aspects but also for the sheer ingenuity of it. I just received this message from our host server company and would like to share it.

I recently read on several SEO "Experts" websites that they intend to submit their client’s websites to "hundreds" of search engines. Some say 200, some say 400. So I ask the question, does anyone know more than three or four search engines? Probably not, so what is the sense of continuing the practice of submitting to hundreds of search engines? Please let me know, I don't have an answer.