Ever wish you knew what people were talking about when they use terms such as cross-site scripting, RSS feeds and PHP?
If you want to get geeky with it, check out www.slashdot.com. This site contains all the techie jargon you’ve heard but not quite understood. If you have real questions about the terms, there are plenty [...]
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I attended several Dreamweaver workshops, and learned a few tips that I want to pass on. First of all, Dreamweaver is a great tool for creating websites without getting into coding. Sure it’s helpful to know code so that bugs can be worked out, but Dreamweaver is a major time-saver!
To learn the basics of [...]
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As a small business owner, I am active in the small business community where I live – Seattle. I enjoy learning about the struggles and rewarding experiences other small business owners experience. We mutually support and encourage each other. My virtual assistance business is greatly enriched by their input and suggestions, and I love when [...]
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Becoming known as a problem solver is HUGE in developing your business. Regardless of what you sell, from widgets to services, you need to be able to communicate how your product solves people’s pain. No matter how great your product/service is, if you can’t communicate what it will do for prospective clients you [...]
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