This week
If all goes well, March will unveil two new expanded partnerships projects for me. I’m am looking forward to toning down my client work and focusing on doing what I like to do: running websites.
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El Cerdo Is Rocking
I finished up a site for this wonderful Portland band, El Cerdo. Do go visit them, check out their mp3s, and give ’em a listen.
I Love Wood Products
Niche is key. You’ll enjoy more success focusing on specific niches than you will by, “just doing business”. Some of the more interesting sites I have worked on lately are related to the wood and lumber industry. Altruwood is probably the most interesting. They specifically sell Reclaimed Lumber, distributing it all over the country. Reclaimed […]
Hammerlane Launched
I have launched the new website version of for Hammerlane Trucking Software. Currently, it is an XHTML/CSS tableless layout, powered by a PHP backend. Certain portions are still using it’s old ASP with Javascript functions of the previous designer. However, over time I will do a full migration for software updates, downloading, and purchasing functions. […]
Blogger Sells Comment Posts on Ebay
In his auction he states: I will sign on to any blog and post your message, no matter how unpopular, inane or controversial. I will, however, never use profanity or personally attack any other blogger… This is taking blog comment spam to a whole new level. I actually admire the tenacity and is is a […]
MSN Results – Beta Mix
I’m seeing mixed results from http://search.msn.com Some are based on the beta results from their new alogrithm, some are based on the old Inktomi/Fast/Whatever results. This post made on Jan.8th on the official MSNsearch Blog explains a little bit about what’s happening.. Many of my sites are doing well, ranking #1 for my most desired […]
XHTML vs. WML for Wireless Web Pages
I’ve been trying for weeks to program a wireless version of Portland Bars. I was originally trying to use WML (wireless markup language), and was met with constant frustration, endless server errors, and basically a bunch of crap that wasn’t gonna work. Then, for some reason, I created an XHTML strict test page. It worked […]
The Curse of Successful Traffic Projects
Right now, two of my websites are experiencing growing pains. Portland Bars is exploding, and I can’t program enough features to keep up with it. The problem is, I figuring out how to monetize. I hadn’t really planned on generating this much traffic, nor what I would do when I got it. I’ve found that […]
Getting your blog spidered
SiteProNews has posted a wonderful article chock full of information that oughta be common sense about how to get your blog listed. Give it a read if you are new to blogging…It can help greatly.
Point of Sale
Point of Sale is a surprisingly competitive industry. I built a POS site for my old employer that does relatively well. As a test, I launched another one to see what kind of traffic it would get. Granted, my URL is a bit spammy, and I don’t update much, nor do I have a linking […]