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Internet Technologies > Strategies
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Four free power tools for your toolbox.
DominoPower Magazine - January 2005
If you're doing any sort of serious Web development, before too long you're going to hit problems in the area of browser and Web server interaction. If you want to track down those pesky problems and be hero for a day, you'll need a big, shiny, red toolbox with a set of power tools that allow you to peer deep into the internals and see precisely what's going on. Author Andrew Stuart shows us what tools he keeps in his toolbox.
Media management the Domino way
DominoPower Magazine - November 1999
Once upon a time, people found clip-art handy for the occasional flyer or to brighten up a presentation. Web sites have changed all that, and Web masters must discipline mounds of media of all types -- images, sounds, Java applets, movies and soon perhaps smells. In this fascinating article, contributing editor Jeffrey R. Burrows helps you get started.
How to choose and find low cost Domino hosting providers
DominoPower Magazine - April 1999
While it's incredibly easy to find someplace to host your Web site if you're writing your own HTML, finding an ISP that'll host a Domino site is much more difficult. In this incredibly timely article, John Roling explains how to choose a low cost Domino hosting provider and provides you with pointers to some of the best.
Search engines: bring 'em on!
DominoPower Magazine - January 1999
It used to be that time was money. Not anymore. Now links are money. If you get the right link to your site, you can have a screaming success (that's been DominoPower's strategy). Some of the best places to see and be seen are the search engines. But do you know how to make your site appear "on top"? Unless you're showing up as number one on every search engine, you better read this article by James Cimino.
More ways to keep 'em coming back
DominoPower Magazine - November 1998
James Cimino once again writes an article that could go directly to your bottom line. In this overall survey, James explains a number of useful tools for driving traffic to your site. If you want to learn about Web rings, list servers, affiliate programs, and Web site submission services, this is the place for you.
Keep 'em coming back for more
DominoPower Magazine - October 1998
So you've spent all this time building a Domino-based Web site. And you've spent all this money on hardware, software, and bandwidth. Is it a good investment or money flushed down the circular Web server? No question, if you have lots of visitors and you're making money, it's a win. The key is not just getting them to visit your site once -- it's turning them into repeat visitors and, possibly, repeat customers. If you want your whole Web investment to pan out, read this article to learn how to keep 'em coming back for more.
Running a commercial Domino web site
DominoPower Magazine - September 1998
Is it time to go public with your web site? Do you want to open up the floodgates to millions of netizens? Is it time to turn your web site into a profit center? If so, you'll need to read James Cimino's helpful article. In this article, James helps you get started setting up a commercial web site. In this article, he helps you understand the important stages of planning, positioning, and preparation. Don't go public without it.
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