Selling YourCribSite.com On Ebay

by | May 29, 2008 | Off Topic

Hi Everyone wish me the best I'm selling yourcribsite.com on ebay starting offer is 9.99 hope it goes a lot higher.http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320257977047YourCribSite Is A Social Network Using The PHP Fox Software500 Unique's every dayComes with PHP Fox license worth $300 plus free updates for life worth $30PR:3Alexa:302,851Members:5,515active members around 400 to 600Revenue from yourcribsite.com is around $60 to 80 a month from affiliate marketing banners i place with the phpfox ad rotation systemTo tesy www.yourcribsite.com login as test password testusername: test password: test

Apple Ipods Plan To Go Solar

by | May 27, 2008 | Off Topic

Apple is going Solar plans on giving their ipods an upgrade there are currently adaptars for the ipod so you can charge your battery and be green saving the earth one ipod at a time. I really dont think thats enought to fix global warming but its a start lol.

Qualities of a Great Webmaster

by | May 26, 2008 | Web Design

Here are some qualities a good webmaster should have a good webmaster is willing to learn & adapt to the new technology changing around him or her. Such as social bookmarking sites PR updates back links everyday there are new things a webmaster has to learn to be on top.
  1. Identifying the products and services.
  2. A webmaster should be aware of the competitors.
  3. Learning to know if the chosen venture is feasible.
  4. Business planning and projected price of products and services.
  5. Should know the legal issues regarding business legitimacy.

Webmaster Tips

by | May 23, 2008 | Web Design

1)The internet is a new medium. At least compared to print, it is. A website is a waste if it simply re-hashes something which could easily be put into print. Don't have the site be just an online brochure. Put up features which take advantage of the internet as a medium of communication.2) Design the site for customers, not the company. Your site needs to satisfy the needs of customers, not the company. So, don't post content which is not really useful to the site's customer.3)Don't Operate in a Cocoon. The internet is a medium which is shared by millions. When you set up your website, don't operate as if you are a self-contained island. Get out there and keep in tune with what is happening on other websites related to your own. Participate in forums. Post links to other websites and ask for a link in return.4)Have a Plan to Attract Repeat Traffic. Use newsletters, out-going email, contests, forums, clubs, auctions - anything that will cause people to return to your website. When posting links to other websites, don't just send your visitors somewhere else. They may never return. Provide them an exit page. Give them a pop-up when they try to leave your site.5)Track Your Visitors Pay attention to your site's statistics and react accordingly. What are people reading? How are they finding your website? Do they just come and leave right from your homepage? How long as they are on your website? Do they return? This data is immensely valuable in fine-tuning your website based on customer needs and wants. Remember, the biggest mistake of any webmaster is designing the site for what THEY want. A successful website is designed for the target audience, not to impress the site's owner.