Yesterday I got an email from a web design company in India that also offers all sorts of SEO services. The sender says my domain has a lot of value. I beg to disagree. That domain has no value to me because it's just a name of a person and

Three days ago Godaddy sent me an email about its universal terms of agreement which has update on its provisions. If you have not received this update from Godaddy, please see the full text below: Section 5 (Your Use of Go Daddy Content and User Content) and Section 6 (Go Daddy's

Lunarpages webhost is currently running a unique promotional activity. If you're lucky, you can either win a free webhosting for one year or get a free 16 GB Apple iPad. Of course a free Apple iPad is a much better choice considering that it costs more to purchase an ipad

I just got a newsletter from Hostgator who is hosting some of my sites. I actually have 3 web hosting companies, each has its own purpose. According to Hostgator, they have rolled out an application called Quickinstall, which has the same functionality of cPanel's Fantastico. More details about this application

The most important part of a Web site may be what you put on the pages: the information, services, or products you offer. To pull it all together, however, you also need a domain name and a server, a computer with special software where you can publish your site on the Web. At

As with most project plans, a good Web site plan is made up of a series of tasks, a budget, a timeline, and a list of the resources and materials you need. Taking the time to create a detailed project plan gives you a structure within which you can work with

Crazy but it took me 2 years before I could figure it out. I was not able to figure it out because I did not ask. Truly, the only stupid question in the world is the question you don't ask. So finally I asked my webhosting provider why I cannot update