CyberGnarus LLC
Happy Spring - almost!
Have you visited my blog on the Courier-Post website? It's in the Business section. Scroll down about halfway until you see my picture. It's called "What's on YOUR Website?" The problem with blogs is you have to keep writing consistently! Please go there and encourage me to keep it fresh!
Next time I'll write about domain name scammers. See you then!
SUDOKU CHALLENGE:
Maybe you are trying to figure out the ROI on your business website. If you sell products on the site, it's easy to look at how much you spent on the site versus how much you sold. If your site is a lead-generator, you know how much those leads brought in to your company. But what if you neither sell nor can measure leads coming from your site -it's a "brochure" site that establishes your brand and credibility. How can you measure your ROI then?
Here's a method you can use to measure your website costs in comparison to a print advertising campaign. This method has worth even if your site's main purpose is eCommerce or lead generation. You do know how many site visits you got last year from humans (not including search engine spider visits), right?
In case you don't know the answer to that question, let's go along with some of my numbers.
QUICK TIPS - STRONG PASSWORDS
Strong passwords use a combination of letters - both upper and lower case - and numbers, and if the application permits, use punctuation marks too. If you create your password based on some phrase that has meaning to you, it will be easier to remember. For example, "Four score and seven years ago our fathers" can translate to 4s&7yaoF. Unless you are a well-known Civil War history buff, this password will be difficult to crack.
Now get creative!
TECH TRIVIA
What country has the highest number of internet users?
(as of December 2007)
Click on your choice to see the correct answer!