SEO
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Directories
You should add your website to as many directories as you can. Check out our
free
Australian Business Directory page for addresses and information about
business directories.Copywriting
A good copywriter knows which words
trigger the feelings that compel people to make decisions. They write with
flair, making it easy for people to be drawn into what they are saying about
your business, services or products - see professional copywriting,
and an example of good copywriting for a
Mercedes Dealer.
Internet Trends
Interested in current Internet trends?
We monitor traffic & usage statistics for justweb™,
and you may be surprised to find out how trends change over time.- Trends for 2007
- Internet Usage (2007-2008)
If you use a wireless network at work or home, and it is not secure (ie,
uses a password to gain access to the network), then you run the risk of your
network connection being hijacked and used for who-knows-what purpose, either
legal, or even worse, illegal! Your actual system/computer itself may also be
vulnerable to infiltration.
For example, the large TJX company in the United States left their network open
(Google "TJX wireless"),
and 45 million customers had their details stolen via the unsecured network.Securing your wireless network is such a simple thing to do, yet many choose not to - or simply don't know how to.
Even government organisations can be negligent in this area - and you know what that means? That's right - our private details could be stolen by some kid in the right place with a $700 laptop!
Do yourself a favour - check your wireless connection settings, and make sure you have a password setup to prevent unauthorised access (Google: "password wireless connection").
Here is a personal example. My home theatre system is run by computer that has a wireless Network connection. When I check for available connections in my area, I usually get about five results (including my own) - THREE of the five are open, unencrypted networks, or in other words, I could simply log onto their network and use their connection to surf the 'Net, download files, or anything I want.
Would you leave your home unlocked?
Lock your wireless Internet connection NOW!
If you require advice or further information about securing your wireless network, please use the search box below, or check with an I.T. consultant.
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