Monthly Archives: January 2012

Sign the Anti- SOPA / PIPA Petition

By Dennis Consorte | Published January 18, 2012

Please fight for a free and open internet. Wikipedia, Reddit, Google and countless others have shown their support and you should too! Read the news, learn about what this means for your freedom – your rights as an American and if you agree, sign the petition. Today is SOPA Blackout Day.

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SOPAstatic – SOPA Blackout Day Download

By Dennis Consorte | Published January 16, 2012

Reddit is going dark on SOPA Blackout Day, January 18th, 2012 to protest SOPA. Facebook is planning a press event that day as well. Show your support – download this script and put it online. Say NO to censorship and shut them down. Download SOPAstatic   SOPA Blackout Day see the demo Minor edit: If [...]

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TLD – Nearly Complete List – Top Level Domain Country Extensions

By Dennis Consorte | Published January 14, 2012

  Recently we needed to pull together a list of top level domains for an international SEO project we’re working on. It’s tedious stuff and there’s not much out there by way of a comprehensive list. If we were just dealing with the US, then it’s easy: .com, .net, .org, .edu, .gov, .us, etc. Most [...]

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The Tricks to Ecommerce Web Design Success

By samantha | Published January 12, 2012

Whether you’re just beginning to build a business online, or you’ve had a web presence for a while, knowing the tricks to ecommerce web design can help grow your business and improve your sales. There are several important things to remember when discussing website design, as well as many misconceptions. Understand the tips provided in [...]

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This Post is Sponsored by Google

By Dennis Consorte | Published January 3, 2012

This post is not sponsored by Google, but this has been a hot topic in the world of SEO today. Basically, Google has taken a stance against paid links for years, and now the buzz is that they’re sponsoring posts with followed links to the Chrome browser page. Is it real? A marketing scheme? Is it [...]

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