This is the first in a series of new posts which should be sub-titled “New Shoes for the Cobbler’s Kids.” Anyway, the better part of the last year has had SARSEF and ScienceFairWare two of the biggest projects taking priority. SARSEF is the Southern AZ Science and Engineering Fair, a regional science fair for K-12 students in […]

If you have a location that you want consumers to find, search for the address in Google. You may find that the marker for your location is off by a building or two, or as much as a block. You can learn how to move it (it’s simple) here: http://maps.google.com/help/maps/edit/ There are a variety of […]

I’m primarily a programmer, but I have enough background in business, marketing, communication, and development / sales, that I get a lot of questions from clients and prospective clients about website content and blogging. Since we started discussing online marketing for businesses and non-profits in my Goin’ Fishin’ post, this will just continue on with […]

If you haven’t heard about or seen QR codes, you’re not alone. But don’t expect that to last much longer. The short explanation is that the funny looking computer generated image to the right is called a QR code (quick read) and it is very much like a bar code but it contains a lot […]

Most sites I build are the foundation of the client’s online marketing strategy. Nearly all are for businesses or non-profits that are promoting a personal service rather than a tangible product. The sites are built to begin, or to further develop, personal relationships. For businesses, this is aimed at prospective, current, and past clients. For […]