Great Web Hosting - What to Look For!
Great Web Hosting - What to Look For! by Keith Thompson Web hosting can best be described as a modern-day
marriage: none of this till death do us part stuff, it's
more like I'll stick around as long as your uptime is 100%,
you answer my frantic...
How to Make Money With Your Website
Getting Started
Are you a webmaster and don't know how to make a profit with your website? Or do you want to create a site but don't know how to get started?
If you fit in the latter, here's a few suggestions:
- Choose a topic for your site....
How to republish RSS feeds on your website
In this article I am going to cover some tools that you can use that will allow you to publish RSS feeds on your site. This will allow you to have fresh, updated content on your site and you have control of what sort of content you display and how...
How to Sell your Website
How to Sell your Website There are hundreds and thousands of websites on the internet today being bought and sold and there are many places you can sell your website such as ebay and website brokers. Though this article we will explore each of...
What is website monitoring all about?
What is web site monitoring all about? Here is Carl's story: Carl returned to the office after a tough day of negotiations. He still was not sure if the crucial deal was on or off, but dinner would soon be waiting and he had just enough time left...
Where have all the web content sites gone?
Many web content websites have vanished or stopped in their tracks in the last few months.
It's quite amazing that this has happened, actually, in the aftermath of the September 11th tragedies -- more people than ever are now using the web to get vital news information in real-time. (Family members in my household now visit international news websites to get a different perspective on the events going on!)
Content is still around, websites still advertise for content creation jobs, and yet the websites for web writers and the content community have dissipated to a small, yet vital, few.
So, if you're looking for support, news, and training, where should you go? Here's a rundown of the surviving -- and thriving -- websites and communities for those of us who write online!
Web Page Content http://www.webpagecontent.com/ Articles and products to improve web content >From the website: "75+ ways to make your web content more usable, readable, credible, accessible and profitable, and attract more traffic through search engines. New articles every week or so." An interesting mix of content and creation how-to's.
Contentious http://www.contentious.com/articles/011210.htm Amy Gehran continues to write her monthly articles on online writing and content creation at www.contentious.com. Meet with her when she
travels to DC!
Online Content UK http://www.onlinecontentuk.org Online Content UK has moved up to fill the gap in the UK content scene. They are now hosting events, an online discussion group, and they plan on adding UK Content Creation jobs in early 2002.
Independents Day http://www.independentsday.org/about_id/aboutid.php >From the website: "INDEPENDENTS DAY is a worldwide project celebrating independent content and design on the web. It's supported by an informal network of designers, artists, writers, editors, developers, and producers who create content and design to enrich the web."
Web Writer News http://www.webwriternews.com Emily Moorehead's website is packed with news, columns, and resources for web writers.
If I missed your website, which is a definite possibility, please email me your details at mysmys@home.com and I'll let everyone know you're out there!
Publisher of: The Web Writing Buzz Newsletter http://groups.yahoo.com/group/webwritingbuzz
The Writer's Online Survival Guide http://mysmys.tripod.com hewritersonlinesurvivalguide/ *32 packages of Ramen Noodles = $4.00 *230+ Writing-Specific Job Sources Online = $4.00 *Not having to spend hours searching on the web for new ramen noodle recipes or dead-end writing job links = Priceless*