Yo Mr Holmes

Anyone can do it. Almost anyone can pay for it. Here’s the step-by-step process to put your own website on your own URL, or more technically, your own Domain

Just dropped a swicki on ScienceFiction.com  .   Going to focus on sci fi games, downloads, and anything free associated with science fiction.  I’m expecting a lot of traffic for terms like free science fiction wallpaper, and free sci fi games.
Everyone’s always looking for free stuff, especially free games and other downloads.

Its scary how much you can find out about someone in a matter of minutes, especially if they have a relately unusual name.

Let’s hope that their merger will reduce these crazy charges that gives less money back to the bands. My guess that it won’t, so we’ll have to continue buying tickets at the venues themselves, as well as through some smaller ticket distributors.

I’ve been using ZoneEdit.com recently, and its extremely simple to use, and best of all its free.  You can get five ‘zones’ for free, and each zone counts as a single domain, and then you can set up unlimited subdomains for each of these.
Good use case?  You can drop a Ning social network on your [...]

I used to work for one.  I now generally spend about 90% of my day generating SEO traffic through various tactics, so in retrospect, I wish I did some of the following.  In reality, I tried, but got shot down by folks who wanted to see ROI a day later.
1.  Create a blog and put [...]

I finally decided it was time to move my personal blog to it’s own domain.  What was the tipping point?  Contrary to Malcolm Gladwell’s theories, it was a combination of many little factors, though I finally had a free afternoon to setup a database and install the Wordpress software, all on my GoDaddy deluxe hosting [...]