Facebook has launched Instant Messaging on it’s popular social network. I had no idea that Facebook was the second largest social network on the web, I guess that MySpace is probably still the top dog. In my opinion, and I have stated this in the past, MySpace is just too “out of control”, often times […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore Cotton Rohrscheib's archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to him, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated on some of his weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, Cotton's blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
What is a Forum?
In earlier Blog Posts I have discussed the differences between Forums, or Message Boards, and their popular counterpart, the Blog. I had a client today send a note asking us if we had a document that explained what a forum was and how it operated so they could in turn release this document to their […]
The Amazon Kindle
I ran across something pretty cool today on Amazon that I thought was worthwhile posting here. It’s a neat little device that’s put out by online retailer Amazon.com. Here’s a little bit of info on the Amazon Kindle: Amazon Kindle is a revolutionary portable reader that wirelessly downloads books, newspapers, magazines and blogs to a […]
Now Syndicated on Facebook!
I have been syndicating my blog on Facebook for the past few weeks and have had some really positive feedback from it. It’s kind of cool because you would think that by limiting your exposure by posting entries on a social network like Facebook you would be essentially limiting the amoount of people that are […]
Amazon Associates Central
I am trying out a new tool that plugs into Windows Live Writer that allows you to quickly add links to books on Amazon through your Amazon Associates Account. Since I have read a lot of books related to web development I figured I should setup an Associates Account with Amazon and post book reviews […]
Why Trackbacks are Useful For Blogs
Trackbacks are something that a lot of folks probably don’t think that much about but I think that they are a pretty important component for those of us that manage our own blogs to consider. There are a couple of things to consider, I found an article on WebReference today that I am tracking back […]
My Personal SEO Research Findings…
One of the most frequent conversations I have with my clients is about their Search Engine Rankings. I have been pleased to see the amount of interest they are taking in their websites organic ranking. By organic, I am referring to “natural” search results as opposed to paid rankings or pay per click / adword […]
Book Review: PHP 5 / MySQL Programming
I actually picked this book up a while back so that I could get up to speed w/ PHP and MySQL programming and I really enjoyed it. It was an easy read and I still refer back to it from time to time to find things, it stays on the bookshelf behind my desk. If […]
Setting up a Blog Maintenance Plan
As I am sure many of you who manage or contribute to an online blog know, finding time to manage the blog can be a chore sometimes, especially if you have plenty of other irons in the fire. My situation is a little different in that I work from a home office and find myself […]
Search Engine Truths
I got a newsletter today from Einstein’s Eye’s, they are a firm located in Texas that is very similar to Pleth. We met up with Joe Constantino at HostingCon this past year in Chicago and actually had the opportunity to follow up with him after the conference on the phone, he’s a very sharp guy […]
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