Archive for July 2007

Last week I covered 7 reasons favicons increase your website traffic and I hope this got you thinking about getting a memorable favicon if you don’t already have one. You may also want to change your favicon if it does not match your current website or does not stand out enough. You want something [...]

As a webmaster, we have to fill out millions (at least it feels like a million sometimes) of online web forms. Last month I found this handy little FireFox addon, InFormEnter, which allows you to select from pre-entered information into your web forms. It is very simple and comes with a lot of configurations. You [...]

This weeks quote works for us webmasters and bloggers. It’s petty good advice don’t you think? I’m still trying to figure out if my neighbor writes his own quotes or grabs them from a book of some sort. Will have to stop by and ask him one of these days.
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The train has arrived here at BlueJar thanks to CristianR. I guess I am a geek, I can admit that. I think it would be pretty darn hard for me to hide that fact. There have been a few blogs I haven’t read before in the list, so there are some good finds here! Some [...]

Earlier this week I covered the customer service aspects when buying web hosting. Now I want to cover the second quality in a web hosting company I examine when looking for a new hosting company, server reliability. If there was ever one thing that webmasters all over the world and throughout the galaxy need, is [...]

Another week has passed and now its time again to pass on some link love to my fellow bloggers. This week I’ve got this awesome blue jar (to the right) that came along with my new logo to use in my Jar Full of Links! A lot of my links this week are from my [...]

BlueJar.com has a new logo, you can see it up top in our header! The experts over at SitePoint.com are incredible. I held a contest to find BlueJar.com nice new logo instead of the boring text thing that was going on up top. Thanks to everyone that participated, we had over 80 entries and 1,593 [...]

About 4 years ago my brother in law told me about XHTML and CSS. I remember I got upset and irritated by the thought of having to ‘relearn’ HTML and how I coded table style. I did a little bit of CSS for my hover links, but that was about it. Eventually I decided to [...]

This is a new series of articles I’m going to be writing about buying web hosting from the inside. I have worked in the hosting industry for over 4 years and I have a lot to share with other webmasters when it comes to buying web hosting. I have primarily worked in sales, billing, and [...]

Being that I am a new blogger, its great to look around and find other blogs that are doing successful in similar niches. Tyler Cruz is defiantly an inspirations to us newbies out there, along with his ideas and insights into being a successful internet entrepreneur. His website is not just for bloggers. He has [...]