Written on June 1st, 2011 by Matt Pramschufer
SEO 101 A simple and inexpensive way to start your search engine optimization (SEO) off right would be by concentrating on on-page optimization for “organic” search rankings. These techniques will best prepare your website for search engine spiders to index your content. Unique Page Titles Write a unique title for each page of your website. Each [...]
Written on May 2nd, 2011 by Matt Pramschufer
If you own yourself a Wordpress powered website or blog, you are definitely no stranger to spam visitors and comments. There are a variety of techniques available, for even the non-tech-savvy users, that can help dramatically reduce the amount of spam that slips through the cracks.
Written on December 30th, 2010 by Matt Pramschufer
This post is an add-on to the previously-written article 13 Steps to A Successful Website Launch. All of the same principals that apply to a traditional website still apply to a mobile website, but with a mobile website there are a few more steps to consider. General Tips for Launching a Mobile Site Aim for your [...]
Written on November 5th, 2010 by Matt Pramschufer
At a recent Baltimore PHP Meetup with Owen Byrne, I picked up a handy little time-saving trick for the Terminal app in OS X. Actually this can be used for any *nix system, I believe. I know most of the developers and sys admins out there probably already know this trick but, as one that [...]
Written on April 8th, 2009 by Matt Pramschufer
A tip for MAC/Linux users using SVN. One of the issues that I was running into when developing websites using SVN was that I wanted to copy an existing folder from one site to another one but when copying the folders would continue to have the hidden .svn folders. Fo all that use SVN you [...]
Written on February 16th, 2009 by Matt Pramschufer
We all have been there, the client pushes for a launch date that is about 3 days before everyone had planned on. It is now Friday at 3:00pm and you are being pulled in all directions trying to get everything ready for the big launch. You keep asking yourself, “Did I forget anything?” “What else [...]
