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Google Webmaster’s Tools has always been a fantastic (and free) resource for webmasters and bloggers. It recently got even better.If you’re not using Webmaster’s Tools it’s very easy to activate: just go into your Google account and add it to the services you use.You’ll need to fill out your site details and they’ll give [...]
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How to set up and use FTP is a question I often see – so here’s a layman’s description for newbies.
FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol – but that’s not important right now.
What is important is that once you’ve got it set up, using it is little different from using Windows Explorer.
It’s really easy.
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I dipped into a blog recently that I don’t visit nearly enough: Web Services and Tools.
Eric, who writes that blog, is an Internet veteran. And he has a wonderful ability to dig out all sorts of information from the most obscure places and write about it on his blog.
A recent article of his that I [...]
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Thanks to my new friend Don, I got a question through my ‘Dear Martin‘ page this week, about how to start an Internet Business.
As it turns out Don was way ahead of where I assumed he was in his on-line work, so most of what I gave him was of little use (to him, at [...]
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I’m just on the point of launching my web site services business, so this post from Eric at Web Services and Tools caught my eye.
Given that one of the services I’ll be offering is website design I figured it would be a good move to make sure my own sites were properly designed, and validated, [...]
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