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If you are already using an e-commerce application I am sure that you have been in a position where you need to do something specific and can not, or the system only provides you with the basics of adding products for sale on your website. Some of the worst offenders of the “e-commerce” application are the ones that are plugins to a CMS. These systems are more commonly referred to as shopping carts, and if you have one of these, you are missing out on the potential of a proper e-commerce system. Read the rest of this entry »

This year has shown many impressive leaps forward in technologies. From the iPad to 3D TV. We seem to be spoiled for choice as to the new tech toys that are available to us now. I just wanted to take some time to showcase some of the upcoming technologies for 2010. Read the rest of this entry »

Ok, I am so tired of hearing about the Apple iPad. Yes its new, and yes it’s cool and yes there is hype, but seriously, let’s take a break. I want to ask you if you are looking to buy a new laptop? If so, I am sure you are looking through the catalogs for the latest specials, and you are probably looking around the $1500 mark. I want to compare two computers for you to see which one you should be looking at.
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A little while ago we talked about your business catch phrase, to balance the scale I would like to talk about your logo. Just like your catch phrase, you logo needs to exude confidence in your business. A strong, well thought out logo will go the extra distance to making your clients feel comfortable doing business with you, conversely, a unplanned rushed ( or sometimes cheap ) logo will do the opposite and push potential clients to your competitors. Read the rest of this entry »

Before we start, let me say, there will be no technical talk and no boring stuff, what I want to discuss won’t give you tips on how to optimize your site and nor will it make promises of front page exposure in Google. What I want to discuss today will just entertain the technical boffins and tickle the technophobes.

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