As I was compiling my list of resolutions, as I usually do, I received Joel Comm’s list. He did a great job in outlining what I think hits the target for a fruitful year. I have read it and added my take on it here: 1- I will clearly define what I want my Internet [...]

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Today we are approaching the end of 2007. A year that have passed so quick. It’s now time to reflect again about the usual stuff and ask myself questions like: What did I do wrong.. What can I do better.. Resolutions.. and so on..Well, I think we should always learn from the past, so that [...]

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  I’m evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they’re letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog. It covers: The best blogging techniques. How to get traffic to your blog. How to turn your blog into money. I’ll let you know [...]

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Many WordPress based websites have great themes, however I always come across some popular sites, where I think: “If they offer this or that feature, that could be perfect” The good news is that WordPress plugins can make up for almost any missing functionality. Many WordPress theme creators even add plugins to their theme download [...]

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Google is now displaying a warning in the search results about any site they know to be malicious. Unfortunately, this can never be an ending task, however we need to be vigilant about it. To enter a malisious site or learn more about it click here. To spead up the process, ghettowebmaster.com created a button [...]

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I know most of you might not be interested in any technical aspects of running a website or even an Internet business. Most site owners even don’t want to read or understand html or php, and don’t even want to deal with web hosting. On the one hand customers fall into the mistake of just looking [...]

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Mark Ghosh wrote on Web blog tools collection. Warning about sites offering free theme downloads, that alter the footer by adding links that the original authors did not include in the footer. He pointed out at BlogsTheme.com, and TemplatesBrowser.com doing this practice. I have seen a lot of internet marketers promoting blogging even alter blogs [...]

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WordPress is now very popular due to it’s ease of use, and the increasing number of themes and plugins freely available for download by the user community. I knew that allowing comments, or visitors to upload photos can present additional risks to your wordpress site. Yesterday, I read a post by Alistair Croll that presented [...]

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Since early to mid 1990s shared and/or affordable hosting has become very popular with individuals and small businesses looking economical and increasingly feature rich Internet solutions. Nowadays, you can get reliable and affordable hosting plans for as much as what you pay for a coffee at a local Starbucks. Historical background: Thanks to the changes [...]

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David Kierznowski from BlogSecurity.net asked me to become a blogSec guest blogger, and write about my experiences with some blogs getting hacked. Getting hacked can cause a lot of headache, specially if you don’t know what to do about it. Unfortunately, most bloggers and site owners don’t really care about it, as they don’t care [...]

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