Dreamhost offering $15 / yr SSL
Dreamhost is offering cheap SSL certificates – just $15 per year while most providers charge $100. Yet even at the discount prices they’re pushing, Dreamhost claims the certificates are still overpriced!
Month: May 2009
Niche Marketing vs Social Media – Oil and Water
Not all promotion strategies work for every type of website – for example, niche marketing and social media don’t tend to get along in the long run.
Midphase Review – Features and Options
Features and options available from Midphase hosting: Learn about the shared, VPS, and dedicated hosting services available in this Midphase services review.
Web Deisgners can Easily Profit from Reseller Hosting
In this economy, maximizing business means nurturing long term client relationships and offering more complete services than the competition. One way designers can maximize their potential is with reseller hosting.
FTC to Regulate Blog Posts?
The Federal Trade Commission is talking about blogs – specifically paid posts, free incentives from product producers, and how the government fits into protecting the consumer from their own lack of research.
Forget about economic recovery – adapt to the new market
The economy isn’t going to recover any time soon – and when it does recover, it probably still won’t be anything like the pre-2008 market conditions. Business trends can fluctuate over a long time horizon, and current shifts indicate a new paradigm of frugality may be here to stay for a while.
Hostgator Review
All levels of Hostgator hosting services reviewed and compared. See what options are available for Hostgator customers – from single-domain hosting to completely dedicated servers.
“The current days of the Internet will soon be over”
Rupert Murdoch informs investors that the new business model will attempt to hide content behind paid walls and he goes on to predict the very end of the internet as we’ve known it. Call me skeptical of his internet counter-revolution.
Web Bubble Unwound – Acquisitions Turn into IPOs and Startups
The internet economy is entering a new era of stark realities as large websites begin to dump off acquisitions and dependent domains that aren’t directly related to their business model.