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Contributed by Roberto Beiro
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 Blogging
If, back in the 80's, I'd have told you that I was checking my email on my mobile, you'd have probably stared at me blankly. Today, it is something that we take for granted.
Radio and television were the the only ways to really express your opinion to large groups of people. Not any more. Now you can talk to million through the new medium of blogging over the internet. What would you like to say? |
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Contributed by David Tanguay
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 Engineering
One nice feature that Joomla allows you to do is take a “test drive” with their system. They let you go to a demonstration site, sign in as a backend Administrator, and change some options to see what an end product will look like. This feature helps you to get familiar with the content management system so that you can test out whether it is something that would be right for the needs of your own web site.
Joomla recommends something that you should do no matter what system you use to manage your website, and that is to plan in advance. You will want to look at the big picture. Joomla poses 4 questions that may help you to do this: |
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Contributed by Remy Jirek
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 Want Buyers?
First you take a product that sells well. Then you make it better. If you are good at this, you will be able to locate products that not only sell well, but are poorly made, poorly marketed and have a so-so message.
Once you find one of these, you test the product to make sure that you can sell it and still make money. How? You find a product that pays an affiliate commission. You then use Pay Per Click advertising such as Google Adwords to generate traffic to the sales page.
Once you prove that you can sell the product at a profit (your sales exceed the cost of the Adwords fees) you are ready to make it better. |
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Contributed by Edward Cole
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 eCommerce Business
The true cost of downtime can be significant, and includes many things other than just lost revenue from lost orders. Increased (and expensive) customer service time, refunded and cancelled orders, loss of customer loyalty, and opportunity loss associated with handling the outage itself can be tremendously expensive. |
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Contributed by Josh Stone
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 Media Pirate What little concern there was over music piracy was restricted to "bootleg" tapes made at concerts. Even one of the most outspokenly liberal musicians ever, Frank Zappa, vented in vain at bootleg tapes of his music. He went so far as to include the tape of an interview expressing his anger with this practice at the beginning of his "As An Am" album, part of his "Beat the Boots" project. But even at its most vampiric, the bootleg recording industry was hardly able to suck off more than a single-digit percentage of profits. |
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