Archive for February, 2010
The reason why the scam and rippoff sites do so well on the search engines.
If you’ve ever wondered why when you search for “scam” and “ripoff” along with a business opportunity or anyone in marketing, you find places like scam.com and ripoffreport.com at the top of the results, there’s actually a reason behind it. Read the rest of this entry »
Merchant Account Fees Explained: If You're Not An Accountant…

If you have a merchant account already or shopping around, there’s several different fees on a merchant account application. Knowing what they mean, and which ones you can negotiate, is the key to getting the best deal. If you call your merchant provider and they don’t drop at least $100 a year in fees, I’d shop around. Read the rest of this entry »
The easy way to find broken links on your blog or website.
One of the tools that’s a must have for any blogger or webmaster is a program that checks to make sure your links all work, and report the broken ones. I bought this program years ago for another project and just got the idea to run a report on this blog to check things out when I saw on another very high traffic blog that had several broken links. It’s virtually impossible to do it without a tool like this. Read the rest of this entry »
If you have a blog and someone steals your content, and how to avoid it.
There’s a lot of blogs and unfortunately, there’s also a lot of scrapers and copy and paste thieves who try to make a living off the works of others. I’ve read a lot of articles on the topic, and here’s some of the best ways to prevent it, and take action if it happens. Read the rest of this entry »
Easiest way to make web site forms that email the results.

The last few weeks I’ve been on a new project and it required several forms to be integrated to a template I got from Dreamtemplate. To be honest, it’s been a nightmare. In case you’ve never done it, this involves Read the rest of this entry »