Archive for the ‘Website Design’ Category

Affiliate Websites

There is a lot of heavy “get rich with this program” promotion going on for what I call “cookie-cutter” affiliate websites. You sign up, pay a fee (often a down stroke and a monthly hosting/service price) and you get a pre-made website. You are told you can just sit back and watch the dollars flow in. Typically the only person that gets rich with this kind of a deal is the person running the website program in the first place. Even re-sellers of the program, if they have their own affiliate offering, seldom make any real money!

WordPress Multi-User

This website is created using the WordPress website engine. There are two versions of WordPress available for use on your own servers. One is for a stand-alone website (like this one) and the other is for multi-user sites (see MSMOsites)

Andrea Rennick operates a WordPress website which is not only run on WordPress, it is a tutorial site for using WordPress. You can find her site here:

http://wpmututorials.com

She also offers a free e-book titled Installing WPMU, in PDF format, which you can find here:

http://wpmututorials.com/files/2008/12/installing-wpmu.pdf

SEO For Your Website

Google’s Matt Cutts shares key insight into how your website can be better found on the Internet through what he refers to as better visibility.

Post to Twitter Post to Plurk Post to Yahoo Buzz Post to Delicious Post to Digg Post to Facebook Post to MySpace Post to Ping.fm Post to Reddit Post to StumbleUpon

WordPress Worth A Fresh Look!

We have become quite enamored, of late, with the WordPress website engine and the extensive collection of themes (site designs) available for it. This powerful, stand-alone, package offers the framework for establishing a multi-page website that features a built in blog. Various free and commercial theme offerings provide hundreds, perhaps thousands, of page layout choices. You don’t need a great deal of experience to get your own great looking website up and running.

It's All About The Basics!

There are a lot of articles around about Flash and fancy and Web 2.0 and how the Internet is changing. Well, I hate to break it to you but the Internet has been in a state of constant change since its inception. Features, services, functions, and whole sections have come and gone as new ideas have dominated old ones and new and better ways have been found to do old and familiar things. Does anyone here remember Archie, Veronica, and Gopher? And I don’t mean comic book characters.