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How to Build Your Own Website Training Videos
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We finally did it! Mallory has been pushing me to start my video series and I’ve been putting it off because I don’t like to be on camera. I know she’s right though, I just need to do it. Even … Continue reading

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Website Buyer’s Guide Webinar: What You Need to Know Before You Build Your Next Website
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I will be hosting a webinar on Thursday, February 16, 2012 at 9PM EST, 8PM CST, 7PM MST, 6PM PST. The cost is $20. We will discuss the things you need to think about before you spend a lot of … Continue reading

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Domain Name Prices Going Up in 2 Days – Grab ‘em Now!
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You only have a couple of days to renew old domains or get new domains at current prices. The base prices will go up on the 14th of January, 2012 for .com, .net and .biz. Most registrars will have to … Continue reading

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Firefox Fixed the Pop-up Window Problem on Dual Monitors
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YAY Firefox!! I upgraded my browser yesterday and FINALLY, the long-time bug that keeps me from opening up a new browser window on my dual monitor is fixed! I am so excited! I usually work with my text editor open … Continue reading

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Making Money Building Web Applications
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Last week I posted an article about 10 ways to make money from home (or anywhere) with your computer. Number 2 on that list was ‘Web Applications’, which is what I want to discuss today.

Web applications can be the hardest way to get started and take the most money, but can be one of the most profitable. Basically, a web application is a website which provides a service to the user. Facebook would be a good example. Other examples are LinkedIn, MyOutdoorCalendar, CatalogOfDreams, and Dropbox. These are websites, but they deliver more than just information – they allow you to interact with them and they provide you with a service. Until recently, the only way to use software applications like these, was on your local hard drive on your own computer.

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