Archive for July, 2008
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Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008Our friends Axon IT who do network support and maintenence are expanding rapidly. They need Windows based support engineers. If you are one or know one, get in touch with them. Agencies know what they can do!
Shocking ROI for short term goverment site
Monday, July 21st, 2008Here’s a great example of a how not to go about creating a successful short term micro site.
The department for Children, Schools and families developed an interactive website aimed at encouraging children and “young people” to feedback their ideas and requirements for play spaces. The resulting website can be found at http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/playspace/
Apparantly the website cost [...]
Pay Per Click Marketing Course
Monday, July 21st, 2008I presented a short Pay Per Click Marketing course for small business owners in Manchester last week.
Here are the slides from the evening:
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I’ll be doing another one in December, so keep an eye on the blog for the details.
Google Analytics v Urchin
Wednesday, July 16th, 2008Google & Urchin Analytics Background
A common misconception is that Urchin is simply the old name for Google Analytics and is no-longer around. However Urchin is a product in its own right and has some key differences to its free cousin.
Urchin On Demand was an Analytics tool bought from Urchin Software Corporation by Google. To use [...]
GX Networks (ex PIPEX) aren’t managing their domain very well
Thursday, July 10th, 2008Maybe I’m being picky but I would expect a pretty major web company like GX Networks that owns a domain registration brand like 123-Reg and a webhosting outfit like webfusion to get their own domain management in order. If you look at the non www version of their domain (at the time of writing of [...]
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