Getting Juiced Up, and Get Selling
I am at HostingCon 2009 this week. There is a resounding theme. Sales! Yes Sales. Not only the the kind of sales you are thinking of. i.e. Sell more Web Hosting services, sell more Value Added Services, and make more money. No, no. Sales of a much more important kind. The type of sales that [...]
|A big thanks to GearHost.com
I wanted to send out a big Thank You to Peter Radizeski who turned me to to GearHost.com during my VPS dilema last week. Their platform seems to fit the bill for the needs of the project. The platform connected immediatly to my developers toolset, and we should be well on the road to developing [...]
|I’m upset, bootstrapping a startup, and VPS providers can be horrible!
I am bootstrapping a startup company, which will remain anonymous for the time being, however, I have to rant about a few things:
Horrible service from Web hosts
The inability to get services up and running, and not taking responsibility for their mistakes
The inability to try to [...]
Should you consider creating an IPhone compatible Website?
Well some people think so. In an article about optimizing your site for the IPhone on the WHIR (Web Hosting Industry and Review) they discuss why it might be important for you, a few companies that are doing it, and how you might think about doing it… I thought it might be worth mentioning.
|Google Selling Domains, and the/my Hype
Well, if you are a Web Hosting company, an ISP or anyone who resells domains as a loss leader or for a profit, you may have heard or even already looked at Google Apps for Domains and seen that they are now reselling domains through the two prominent registrars GoDaddy and Enom. This is [...]
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