Living Photoshop: 64 bits...when?
Reviewed • 2 reviews • computers, web development, graphic design • adobe.com
Just an awesome explanation of the implications of running a 32 bit application on 64bit OS.
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Last seen: 4 months ago
Marty is a guy from Duluth, Minnesota, USA
I love fine wine and travel, especially to New York, Chicago, Boston, Minneapolis, Denver, The Bay Area, Southern CA, Berlin, and other cities. I live in Duluth Minnesota along the shores of Lake Superior.
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Google Offers Best Practices For Moving A Site
Rated • 1 review • programming, web design, advertising, web development • searchengineland.com
I am bookmarking this for MYSELF. The SearchEngineLand article speaks to "best practices" for moving websites.
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The Google Webmaster Tools Quick Start Guide
Rated • 1 review • internet tools, google, web development • searchengineland.com
Google has created the Google Webmaster Tools Quick Start Guide to help webmasters learn the features and reasons to use the tool. The ten step guide displays details on the dashboard, the overview section, the diagnostics section, the top search queries screen, crawl stats page, the "What the Googlebot Sees" page, the links page, the Sitemaps section and the tools page.
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How to Name a Software Product
Rated • 5 reviews • software, web development, blogging tips • avangate.com
From the page: "Contrary to Shakespeare's belief that That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, the answer to the question "What's in a name?" does not apply here. In the case of software products almost everything depends on the name its producers have chosen for it.
You cannot promote a product and expect it to bring you huge benefits if its name bears no relevance to the target market, or, even worse, its name is offensive or has negative connotations."
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5 Web Design Elements to Earn Your Visitors Trust |...
Reviewed • 10 reviews • web design, seo, advertising, web development, sem • seoptimise.com
Nice post talking about inspiring trust and credibility with website design.
From the page: "Giving your visitors a feeling of trust when they first load up your website is a hugely important and often overlooked aspect of web design. Some sites look trustworthy and some don't but it's not until we examine the designs a bit more deeply that the key elements that help to build a visitors trust become clear."
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http://thearticlewriter.com/blog/2007/11/06/sometimes-i-e...
Reviewed • 3 reviews • internet, self improvement, web development • thearticlewriter.com
Matt waxes nostalgically on starting a web business. This is a fun read.
From the page: "In 2003, I got a hold of a copy of Microsoft FrontPage and began developing several sites with that substandard HTML program. By 2004, I felt confident enough to no longer depend on FrontPage deciding to try developing freshly marked up pages myself. At the very least I learned how to take an existing theme (thank you, open source templates) and port it for my own needs."
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How to block referrer detection? - Web Surfing
Rated • 1 review • internet tools, advertising, web development, hack, black hat seo • bubble.ro
From the page: "Do you want complete privacy? Don't let servers know even where you come from! Block referrers being sent to them simply and easily.
Every time you click on a link or submit a form, some headers are sent to the server in a GET or POST request. Every time you do that though, your browser sends some extra headers. One of them is the referrer - the address of the page where you clicked on that link (or submitted the form)."
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http://www.sitecreations.com/blog/2007/11/the-franchise-c...
Rated • 2 reviews • advertising, internet marketing, search marketing, web development, sem • sitecreations.com
Scott is clearly an expert on franchise Internet Marketing models. This post is a SCHOOL.
From the page: "I'm proposing a system for improving the quality, fairness, and understanding during due diligence as it relates to business model franchises."
