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Building Backlinks With Blogs
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The most boring part of getting traffic to a website is getting backlinks. This is hard, boring, time consuming work. You spend hours finding relevant websites to link to, then spend hours more sending emails requesting backlinks, or submitting your sites to there links pages. And at the end of the day (actually in a few weeks), you have ½ a dozen new reciprocal link partners. that's good and all, but it bores the living hell out of me, and I don't have time for it. And they are only reciprocal links.
One-way links
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Internet Communication
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Email, Instant Messaging, Blogs, RSS, Forums and Listservs: What\'s Next?
How do we keep Internet communication simple? Let\'s start by taking a look at the different methods used to communicate on the web. It is important to understand the nuances and benefits of the different forms.
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The Ten Commandments of Using Streaming Audio On Your Website
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When it comes to placing audio on your website there are Ten Commandments you absolutely must follow. Break one of these Commandments and you can watch your website drive visitors away faster than the speed of sound. Fortunately, if you follow the Ten Commandments you can get people to stay at your website longer, inquire about your product or service more often, and even buy more of what you are selling. Doesn't that sound good?
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What are Your Internet Connection Solutions?
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Of primary concern to all internet users is their actual connection to the internet.
A user needs to look at all the factors and weigh the benefits and costs
Reliability - is the connection available 24/7, or do you get a busy signal?
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To Share or Not to Share? On Dedicated Servers.
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Do I need to dedicate? Good question. If we knew the answer to this in life, we could spend less time worrying about what to do, get on with the show, and never look back.
Life, alas, comes without an owner's manual, and we pretty much have to wing it. The regrets may or may not come along later - that depends on you.
Fortunately, however, this article is not about dedicating your life, but rather about the more straightforward matter of making a decision as to whether or not you may need - or simply want - your own dedicated server.
Imagine this! You put up a website - half for fun, half to try to make a bit of cash (this was before the dotcom storm cloud blew in over cyberspace). Nevertheless, miracle of miracles, you started getting lots of traffic, more and more inquiries about your products, and, one thing leading to another, you quit your day job and began focusing full-time on your thriving Internet business
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