By NetPotential on
15/02/2008
Experienced web designers will tell you, "Just build it — and they won't come." It's true. Simply putting up a web site won't bring visitors. It takes work to entice customers to your site once, and even more work to make them come back.
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By NetPotential on
30/01/2008
Have you felt overwhelmed by the amount of information you have to wade through when looking for something online, or even navigating your favourite websites? Wouldn’t it be great if you could easily see only the content you really care about? Wouldn’t it be even better if the information came to you, instead of you going to it? Fret no more, enter RSS to the rescue! You can indeed raise your efficiency to a whole new level by consuming web content using RSS (Really Simple Syndication).
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By NetPotential on
21/12/2007
Looking for the perfect domain name for your new website?
Before you open up your internet browser and starting searching for domain names, think twice. You could find that your domain name is snatched before you have a chance to go back and register it.
Read more to find out what measures to take to prevent it happening to you.
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By NetPotential on
30/04/2007
From 5 September 2007, permission will required from recipients of all commercial electronic messages sent. The Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act is a new legislation brought in to prohibit businesses from sending unsolicited emails and text messages.
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By NetPotential on
15/04/2007
If you're not sure what to ask for when you meet with a web designer (or internet marketing consultant), use this handy checklist to make sure you get a website with full potential. You'll also sound like you know your stuff when you ask the right questions, after all, do you deserve anything less? You might also scare off some novices in the process!
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By NetPotential on
15/04/2007
Web 2.0 is a perceived second-generation of Web-based services—such as social networking sites, wikis, communication tools, and folksonomies—that emphasize online collaboration and sharing among users.
This cool video sums up Web 2.0 in just over 4 minutes.
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