Confused by this social media thing? Don’t worry. You are not alone. Perhaps you think there is something there, but you just don’t get it. Maybe your gut is telling you that it is a waste of time. Maybe there is something more sinister going on than just sharing photos and jokes.
Archive for General
Thursday,
April
29th,
2010
There are many places to register your domain names, but you can’t beat GoDaddy for price and ease of use. They are the largest domain registrar on the internet and are based in Scottsdale Arizona. The GoDaddy website does present some challenges to some users. The user interface is confusing. Not for us veterans of the internet. We appreciate the tools they provide. For the newly initiated, all they have to do is call GoDaddy’s free tech support for help with domain registration or any of their many web products.
However, no company can be good at everything. So, while they are a great digital partner for your domain name needs, they lack proficiency with other common web services.
Tuesday,
January
26th,
2010
We are now a decade into the information age and remembering account information has always been a challenge. Most of us really are not that organized. The problem is that we are growing more dependent on account information to access our digital assets.
It happens every now and then that a web site owner loses their web site only because they forgot their web hosting or domain registration account. More online services rely on email to communicate with you to save on printing and mailing costs. So it is important that you keep track of login data.
Friday,
January
8th,
2010
As a small business owner, I can tell you that most job seekers offer very little in terms of value to the job market. Just recently I spoke to a manager of a UPS store and our conversation confirmed my opinion of the labor pool. Jobbers just want a place they can call “A Job” and retire. Small businesses work within small margins and simply can’t afford to carry the burden of employees that do not help increase profitability.
Wednesday,
January
6th,
2010
Lets’ face it. The web gets more complicated every day. We want to be efficient and save money, but it takes a lot of work to get there. When you communicate with someone to ask a question or to initiate a task you need to articulate. Incomplete sentences and half statements only leave the receiver with a big question… “What”? All this does is prolong the conversation and nothing gets done. At least not immediately.
