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WordPress is Impressive
Posted by David Compton on February 15th, 2010
WordPress is certainly a polished Content Management System and application. One cannot help but be impressed when one goes to update to a newer version. Since I had automatically installed the application on Webmasters servers using their script, I had version 2.7 initially installed. With just a click of the link to update and a [...]
How much does a Web site cost?
Posted by David Compton on May 18th, 2009
It is usually the first question I get asked after I say that I build Web sites. Rather than say “that depends…depends on how much you got.” I try to rephrase the question as, “What are the main costs associated with building a Web site? Since typically the person is not asking for a price, [...]
Getting top billing in Google
Posted by David Compton on January 30th, 2008
Seems like I no sooner finish a Web site and the client wants to know why they are not top-billed in Google. Google has a very complicated algorithm for determining positioning in its indexes, but there are some known reasons. Here are my reasons: 1) The terms you want to be top in Google are [...]
From day one
Posted by David Compton on May 29th, 2007
Yesterday was supposed to be the day I would start up my blog. The plan was to launch the blog Jan 1, 2007, but that date passed without getting the Compton Communications Web site redone. I wanted the newsroom to have a link to the blog. Finally, this week the new newsroom should be up. [...]
