From the monthly archives: November 2008
Seriously, it’s way too depressing. I’ve been checking my analytics almost daily for a while now. Typically I see my traffic go up, then down, then up a little more, then down a little, and so on and so-forth, but the last few days have been absolutely dismal.-
I knew when I first decided to [...]
Continue Reading →This is becoming more and more true and it’s only going to become more widespread in the next few years. The ‘informational website’ is going to go away and give rise to websites that are a lot more like software applicationsand a lot less like press releases and informational packets. [...]
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The downside of having a 30-day blog-o-thon is having to post even if it’s a national holiday. I decided to take it easy on myself and just share a link. CSS-tricks is one of my favorite new blogs that I’ve discovered recently. It’s a little more technical than a lot [...]
Continue Reading →Okay, it’s the day before thanksgiving and I’ve decided to pick on Google a little bit. Now don’t get me wrong, I love Google despite the fact that a lot of people are currently calling it ‘The Wal-Mart of the Internet‘. I’ll save that discussion for another day, because on this Thanksgiving [...]
Continue Reading →I’m extremely excited to announce that the indy awesome is now optimized for viewing on the iPhone, Blackberry, and other smart-phone platforms. I just got back from a meeting at the ProBlogService headquarters where we discussed the importance of making blogs available on mobile platforms. I discovered that [...]
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When I began this blog-o-thon I thought that it would be a good way to attract some site traffic to my blog, but the actual results have been pretty amazing. I’ve had friends, family, and complete strangers check out my work over the last week, and I than you all for your [...]
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A while back my buddy John Kohlmeyer from Marketpath wrote an entry in his blog about a great feature he incorporated into their new eCommerce module called URL rewriting. Basically what he’s talking about is setting your content management system so that when you add a new page (or [...]
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