Recent content by PegLegPete

I'm new here so no link from me. If you check out GYBO on Google you can get your free hosting, domain, and $75 of Adwords for your Canadian business. Hosting is provided by Yola. Credit Card is required (make sure you cancel within a year).

Ok, so this is a pretty basic breakdown of how to create your account from scratch and attract followers that will convert within the first few days of having your profile. 1) Account Specifics Have an account picture. I usually find the re-follow rate better on female user pictures than male...

Also, make sure you backup your MySQL if you're using Wordpress or some other content management system.

I'd have to agree that the death of auto-blogging is greatly exaggerated. I'm not an expert, I'm actually fairly new compared to most people on her. I've been finding that my niche sites that are quasi-autoblogged still seem to be doing quite well. It's not completley automatic, my system is...

If you've got a Shared host: How many sites you have hosted? What types of sites are they? How do you keep your resources down to avoid being booted from your host? I'll start: I have 15 domains hosted (Mostly niche. A couple landing pages. One is my personal blog.) Including subdomains...

+1 for HawkHost. Have used them and the quality of their shared servers are excellent. They also have an offshoot which oversells unlimited accounts called FrogHost. I'm currently using a company called LevelHosting which has been quite responsive and very good support wise. I put in a...

DomainHole has a bulk checker, spinner, generator, and expired search tool. Definitely the most all encompassing domain tool I've used. Hope it stays free!

Whenever I do design work it's usually good to get paid by cheque. There are a couple customers who are a little more difficult to chase down though. I like to keep them on credit. You can manual run through PayPal or Google Checkout. This new service Swipe also looks promising. Then there's...

Google Voice? There's also another paid service called VoxOx. Never used them before, I know they have incoming text though. EDIT: SkypeIn also seems to support incoming SMS.