Before the holidays become busy, is a great time to recheck your web site’s security. It is frustrating but true; the bad guys are always trying to break into websites and servers. There are a variety of reasons for this including: Bringing a site/server down for political or social reasons Taking over unused storage space […]
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Bucking the Crowd with a Different Perspective As you well know, there is tremendous pressure for businesses and organizations to market on multiple platforms. Having a website is no longer enough, one is supposed to publish multiple times per week on social media, too. To populate these various platforms and capture clients’ attention; marketing staff
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Have you ever thought of your website as a tool for workforce development? Job seekers today start their job hunt on the net. In addition to looking at the multitude of employment listings on the web they look at company websites. Just like house hunters assess properties online, people are looking to see what a
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In the last few months, I have run into a number of companies and organizations, who don’t have control of their domain name (e.g. yourcompany.com) and don’t know who actually has control or owns the domain name. If no one in your organization has kept track of who controls your organization’s domain, things can get
Keep track of the key to your digital identity: your domain name. Read More »
I have used a fairly wide range of web development tools. From UNIX shell hard coding, to proprietary systems to enterprise level CMS tools; I know that different projects require different tools and skill sets. While no system is perfect, I admit that I appreciate the flexibility and scalability of WordPress; it fits the needs
To Wix on not to Wix, that is the question. Confessions of a WP Elitist. Read More »
Just before I went on a summer holiday I spoke at the Central NY chapter meeting of the American Foundry Society. I enjoyed meeting the chapter members and was struck by how some of their chief concerns parallel those with manufacturing clients in Ohio and Pennsylvania. What were those concerns? Finding, hiring and retaining
Are you working without a net…presence? Read More »
While not a coffee afficiando (I drink tea) I have heard countless times that nothing beats coffee that has been properly made from good beans. Conversely, bad coffee is worse than nothing. While Keurigs and instant coffee are expedient, neither can hold a candle to properly brewed coffee. My daughter, a budding coffee snob elected
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