The “New Adventures in Web Design” conference is only 3 weeks away and it is completely sold out. However, we have the last two tickets to giveaway.
Archive for December, 2011
Discount codes are a great way to drive new sales. They create a headline grabbing price and are instantly and easily shareable amongst your customers and prospective customers. However, over the past year there have been some horror stories coming from small companies that have been badly burned by codes they have shared through the [...]
Interview with November Website of the Month Winner The Kindle Users Forum
Posted by: Craig
Date posted: 20/12/2011
Date posted: 20/12/2011
November’s Website of the Month contest winner was the popular Kindle Users Forum. We caught up with the founders to talk about where the idea came from, how the community developed and more… Tell us a bit about yourself and the Kindle Users Forum. I have been a self-employed web developer for a number of [...]
goMobi is an easy to use mobile website builder for creating a mobile-friendly version of your website in seconds. With mobile search and browsing growing month on month, it’s best to make sure your site is optimised for smartphone and tablet users. Find out more about goMobi website builder, or if you’re a reseller, take [...]
We’ve updated our API documentation to include VPS functions, so you can speed up various VPS tasks such as preparing, inspecting, listing and working with servers. To view the entire API documentation, click here. Below you’ll find an overview and quick links to the new specific VPS elements to help you get started: Prepare a [...]
Earlier this year we started our reseller webinar series covering topics such as upselling and cross selling to your customers, using social media and selling VPS. For many of us, it was the first time we had actually run one. Here are 7 of the lessons I learned from planning and writing our webinars.
We’re sponsoring New Adventures in Web Design, a UK based design conference, for the second year running. As part of the buzz surrounding the event, we’re interviewing the speakers to find out more about their backgrounds and motivation. We asked designer and developer Trent Walton to tell us about his current projects and his involvement [...]
If you’re a Fedora (an RPM based, RedHat sponsored free OS) user, then you’ve probably heard both good and bad things about GNOME 3: “It’s the best thing since sliced bread”, “It’s an unholy mess”, etc. While these might sound rather dramatic, I decided to give it a go: I installed it on my work and home desktops.
