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When Disaster Strikes

December 3, 2006 By Leave a Comment

A stich in time saves nine. True for businesses as well.

Filed Under: Best Practices, Small Business

Sweating Financial Statements?

December 2, 2006 By Leave a Comment
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Help is on the way on how to read annual reports and P&Ls.

Filed Under: Marketing

Email Retention A Must

December 1, 2006 By Leave a Comment

New federal rules governing civil litigation went into effect.

Filed Under: Technology Trends

Your Content Has Been Stolen, Now What?

November 26, 2006 By Leave a Comment

What’s the best way to deal with content thefts?

Filed Under: Blogging, Technology Trends

Bright Launch Gets Nod

November 26, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Design was featured on CSS Bloom, CSS Mania, and CSS Galleries.

Filed Under: Design

Approaches to Web Entrepreneurship

November 25, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Canadian writer Vera Bass on two approaches for new online ventures.

Filed Under: Technology Trends

Execution Is Everything

November 23, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Making a perfect first impression is business-critical.

Filed Under: Design, Marketing

The 2006 Holiday Season is Upon Us

November 15, 2006 By Leave a Comment

US online retail sales this holiday season will reach $27 billion.

Filed Under: E-Commerce, Marketing

Google Checkout

November 10, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Service competes with ebays PayPal system, with much lower transaction charges.

Filed Under: E-Commerce, Small Business

“I will back up my data. I will back up my data.”

November 9, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Sobering reminder why you shouldn’t shortchange maintenance.

Filed Under: Best Practices

Wikipedia Coming to Spy Agencies

November 2, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Experts hail possibility for more accurate intelligence reports because of the system’s community features.

Filed Under: Resources

100% Flash = Bad For Business

November 1, 2006 By 4 Comments

Storing your content and/or site navigation in Flash movies is plain wrong.

Filed Under: Design, Technology Trends

Changing Default Passwords

October 28, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Ignorance and a simple four-word Google search query allowed individual to take control of thousands of ATMs across the US.

Filed Under: Best Practices, Security

Building Analytics into Your Website

October 25, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Do yourself a favor and plan to integrate analytics from the outset.

Filed Under: Best Practices, Marketing, Small Business

Don’t Cut Corners

October 23, 2006 By Leave a Comment

There is a difference between risk taking and taking stupid risks.

Filed Under: Best Practices, Small Business

Blog Content Theft

October 22, 2006 By 2 Comments

Fight copyright infringement, copyright violation, and content theft.

Filed Under: Best Practices, Blogging, Technology Trends

Developing More Secure Code

October 21, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Any web project with custom-programming (i.e. e-commerce) should follow these from the outset, or you’ll regret it later.

Filed Under: Best Practices, Open-Source, Security

9 Skills Separating Good From Great Designers

October 20, 2006 By Leave a Comment

“Essential Web Skills” presented by Cameron Moll at the recent Webmaster Jam Session in Dallas/TX.

Filed Under: Design

Competitive Analysis

October 18, 2006 By 1 Comment

Great tutorial on how to carry out competitive analysis yourself.

Filed Under: E-Commerce, Marketing, Small Business

Naming A Business

October 17, 2006 By Leave a Comment

Just like naming your firstborn, choosing the right name for a business is an artform.

Filed Under: Best Practices, Small Business