by Ian Garlic | May 14, 2013 | Hosting, SEO, Technology
Low Price Hosting can cost you in the long run In today’s oversaturated hosting market, it is remarkably easy to find hosts touting nigh-infinite resources for low, low prices. Unfortunately, going with one of these hosts can be a very high-risk gamble for a multitude... by Ian Garlic | May 10, 2013 | Project Managment, Technology, Tips and Tricks, Web Design
Be Like Water, My Friend When I began this post, I solely had the intention to give some props Seth Godin’s post, First, Do No Harm–Three Rules for Public Interfaces . However, it became somewhat of a therapy post for me to realize I need to release... by Ian Garlic | May 8, 2013 | SEO, Service SEO, Social Media
You’ve worked with your consultants and experts, and your SEO campaign is underway. Now, you want results. It’s understandable. You want to see your website climb up to the top of the search results, and beat out the competition. But, in the world of... by Ian Garlic | May 7, 2013 | Hosting, Technology
DNS Propagation SIMPLIFIED Imagine a DNS (Domain Name Server) is a conductor that points someone in the direction of your business (Your website). When someone asks the conductor for the name of your business(Your domain name), they look up where your business is... by Ian Garlic | May 6, 2013 | Google, SEO, Social Media
Lately, Google authorship has been on everyone’s minds. From an online marketing standpoint, it’s a very useful concept, and, if you’re looking to take your company or business to the next level, claiming authorship of your content online is a wise step to take....