Tag: Html Web

Search Engine Optimization – Enhancing Web Site Visibility

Posted on Jul.12, 2009, under Web Traffic No Comments

I’ve had several prospects and clients say to me “I want my web site to come up on top in search engines.” And some have been contacted by an SEO company asking for lots of money and claiming that they can guarantee top search engine results, which in many cases is just false promises. There is no quick and easy way to make a web site display in the top 10 on search engines. Getting a web site to come [...]


How To Syndicate Your Content

Posted on Jul.08, 2009, under Web Traffic No Comments

Note: In order to preserve the proper format for the HTML code snippet in this article, copy and paste the article into Notepad, then copy and paste it from Notepad into your HTML web page.
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Do you have regularly updating content that you would like to make available to other websites? Perhaps a computer tip of the day, a daily recipe, or even a daily cartoon?
Do you want to give your website more exposure, boost sales, enhance your search engine rankings, [...]


8 ways to build a really bad web site for Search Engines

Posted on Jun.14, 2009, under Web Traffic No Comments

Some web sites receive hundreds or thousands of unique visitors a day, whilst others only get a handful or none. The reason is often because the web designers or Webmaster has built the site in one ‘really bad way’ or other. This can end up hindering the potential success of the web site. If you want to make sure your site is not a ‘traffic flop’ then here are some simple rules to follow.
Bad Move 1: Build the site using [...]


Database Driven Web Site – Do You Need It?

Posted on Jan.14, 2009, under Web Design No Comments

Many of site owners still don’t realize all advantages of database driven web sites and don’t use all abilities they give. So when do you need a database driven web site and how it will make your web-life better?
What is a database driven web site?
Database driven web site is one that uses database for collecting and storing information. What information it can be? Various. Email addresses, contact info, clients list, products list, listings of real estate property, trade offers, [...]


Why Website Templates Make Being a Webmaster More Efficient

Posted on Dec.30, 2008, under Web Design No Comments

The acceptance of website templates as an alternative to website designing can be attributed to the ability of templates in improving the work efficiency of the webmaster. Of course, they also reduce the costs involved in setting up a website.
Website templates have evolved over the years from simple HTML web page templates to the Flash template designs that allow for dynamic and customized websites. Getting a website designed from scratch is an expensive and time-consuming process. Moreover, it is not [...]


Update MailScanner

Posted on Oct.20, 2008, under Web Hosting No Comments

If you run mailscanner please make sure it is up to date. Here
is a tip from the creator of the software package.
Some of the virus scanner “wrapper” and “autoupdate” scripts
have been updated in version 4.24. If upgrading from earlier
versions using the RPM distributions, you will need to manually
rename each of the /usr/lib/MailScanner/*.rpmnew files over the
top of the old scripts in the same directory. To do them all at
once, you can do this:
sh cd /usr/lib/MailScanner for NEW in *-wrapper.rpmnew
*-autoupdate.rpmnew do [...]


Install LogWatch

Posted on Oct.13, 2008, under Web Hosting No Comments

Logwatch is a customizable log analysis system. Logwatch parses
through your system’s logs for a given period of time and
creates a report analyzing areas that you specify, in as much
detail as you require. Logwatch is easy to use and will work
right out of the package on most systems.
1. Log into your server as root (SSH)
2. Get the file Type: wget
ftp://ftp.kaybee.org/pub/redhat/RPMS…2-1.noarch.rpm
3. Install LogWatch 5.0 with flags to update if previously
installed Type: rpm -Uvh logwatch-5.1-1.noarch.rpm
4. Delete the original rpm file (no [...]


Disabling Direct Root Login (SSH)

Posted on Oct.10, 2008, under Web Hosting No Comments

Disabling root login will force any attempted hackers to use 2
passwords making the odds of him breaking in even harder. Now we
know you don’t have to use two seperate passwords but if you
don’t you are making it easier for someone to break into your
server.
If you’re using cPanel make sure you add your anotheruser user
to the ‘wheel’ group so that you will be able to ’su -’ to root,
otherwise you may lock yourself out of root. Set up anotheruser
if you [...]