10th January 2007
Copyright (c) 2007 Jim Edwards
Computers have an interesting way of stealing your time in small increments.
What do I mean?
Ten minutes of spam sorting per day equates to over 60 hours a year deleting email.
Five minutes per day spent looking ...
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19th September 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
"What makes a good web page?"
People ask me this all the time, though they often encounter difficulty boiling the question down to so few words.
You, like any serious website operator, want to know how to create and mai...
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25th July 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
One of the best things about doing business online involves the fact that with a computer and Internet connection you can do just about anything you want.
One of the worst things about doing business online involves the fa...
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19th July 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
I would venture to say that not a single website in the world has reached its peak of effectiveness or earnings potential.
No matter the circumstances, every site can "better its best."
If a "magic" formula for website ...
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07th July 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
Despite Google's "Wall Street Darling" status, Yahoo! still rates as the most popular cyber-destination, getting more visitors than any other single website on the Internet.
With the recent surge in production and consumpt...
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16th June 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
Every serious online business owner eats, sleeps and breaths targeted traffic to their website.
They spend the most money and time trying to attract first-time visitors to their sites in hopes of generating new sales and s...
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24th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
In a bold move, online advertising and search giant Google.com announced it will start selling online video ads this week to distribute across its partner network.
Curiously, Google will reportedly not display the ads on t...
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11th May 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
I know a business that had their website hacked, their entire customer database hijacked, and thousands of customer credit card numbers stolen at the same time.
In the following months, the hackers did their best to steal ...
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03rd May 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
Without a doubt, online video increasingly influences the way we expect to digest content on the Internet.
As high-speed access becomes the norm in households that actually spend money online, video will pervade even more ...
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05th April 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
One of the top news stories this week that got virtually no popular press involves the judgment against Microsoft by a small company with a big software patent.
University of California and Eolas Technologies, Inc. hold a ...
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22nd March 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
In a recent article, I wrote about how owners of ebooks, software, CDs and other intellectual property can keep from getting ripped off through online auction sites such as eBay and Yahoo auctions.
By popular request (a sl...
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05th March 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
I flipped on VH1 yesterday and sat enthralled as a rap artist with colorful language skills hosted "Web Junk 20" where they played 20 videos plucked from the web and played them on cable TV.
Last night I saw that Bravo Cha...
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07th February 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
The end of the free ride for email marketing looms on the horizon.
The days of building up or buying a big email list and freely using it to market and sell online are numbered like the dinosaurs heading for an ice age col...
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02nd February 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
If you didn't realize that video will take over online this year, you haven't been paying attention.
Everything from video blogs to full-blown website infomercials keep cropping up all across the Internet.
The driving f...
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25th January 2006
Copyright 2006 Jim Edwards
I frequently get similar questions from viewers and subscribers all over the world.
They often ask me "Jim, what do you think of So-and-So's product?" or "How does So-and-So's product compare to your product?" or "Should I...
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