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Ten Steps To A Well Optimized Website Step 7 - Website Submissions
Welcome to part seven in this ten-part search engine positioning series. Last week we discussed the importance of human testing. In part seven we will cover the best practices of website submissions, where to submit your website to, and how to do so ...more
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Ten Steps To A Well Optimized Website Step 5 - Internal Linking
Welcome to part five in this search engine positioning series. Last week we discussed the importance of content optimization. In part five we will cover your website's internal linking structure and the role that it plays in ranking highly, and in ranking for multiple phrases. ...more
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Web Design Rules to Live By
For businesses, a website is both a means of presenting your company and your message to potential customers. Roy Chomko of Adage Technologies breaks down the basic rules that should be followed in creating a business website. ...more
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Social Network Marketing: Preparing your Site for Traffic Part 1
How does a company justify spending $100,000 on two Twitter tweet messages? This question no doubt rolled around in the minds of Internships.com as they pushed an ad that would only be tweeted twice by actor Charlie Sheen. ...more
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The End of the IPv4 address pool, a Historic Day
The common pool of IPv4 addresses has now been depleted. These addresses will be used up within a year. In its place is the new system, IPv6. Although this event is historic and marks one of the few demonstrable changes in the Internet; it is not sudden nor unplanned.... ...more
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Ten Steps To A Well Optimized Website Step 6 - Human Testing
Welcome to part six in this search engine positioning series. Last week we discussed the importance of internal linking. In part six we will cover the obvious and yet often overlooked importance of its appeal to a real-live human being. ...more
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Increasing your Online Sales in a Single Stroke
How well do you know your own website? Specifically your order process and forms? While your initial response might be I know my own website like the back of my hand you might be making a classic error. Too many business owners see their website generating sales, and all to quickly relax, falsely happy in the knowledge that their business is ticking away, generating money while they sit back. ...more
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KEMP Releases First Microsoft Exchange 2010 Specific Load Balancer
KEMP Technologies announced the availability of its new LoadMaster Exchange (LM-Exchange) server load balancing and application delivery appliance. The newest member of its family of affordable load balancers, the KEMP LoadMaster Exchange is designed to address high-availability and scalability demands of Microsoft Exchange 2010 deployments for businesses up to 250 users. ...more
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HP Doubles ProLiant SL Server Line
Hewlett-Packard has announced the release of four new servers for their SL6500 Scalable System line. The four new servers strengthen the SL6500 Server line and expand the systems specialization within the sphere of Dedicated Server hosting, cloud, application hosting, and high-performance computing. The new servers also marks the first time HP has used AMD processors in a scalable server environment. ...more
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What Does the Internet Look Like Physically?
According to census data from 2000, 2004, and 2008, there are an estimated 1.5 billion Internet users. Since its global adoption, the Internet has been used for a wide variety of applications and there seems to be no sign of it slowing down. Quite the contrary, as the IPv4 pool is slowly eaten up and the IPv6 pool begins to flourish, the Internet appears to be growing faster than ever.
And yet what is the physical Internet? We know that it is a series of computers interconnected through hyperlinks on the application side and millions of miles of cable on the hardware side, but what does it actually look like? ...more
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