Networking

What is RSS? Do I need it on my website? (Article)
The web has many millions of websites, and the busier websites carry thousands of stories and articles at the same time. Every minute, thousands of new stories are hitting the web from all of these sources. Even if you limit your surfing to a few favourite websites, it can be difficult to keep up with this deluge of information. (posted 9:33 AM, August 20, 2010)

Ten Things to Know About Website Development (Article)
A website is not a brochure but it can certainly be made to look like one. Most first-timers to the web build their first sites as brochure websites, describing their mission and services, and providing some basic contact information. (posted 9:22 AM, August 15, 2010)

Utilize the Power of Social Networking (Article)
Social networking sites like Facebook and Flickr are big players in the so-called “Web 2.0” world. What is it that makes these social sites work, and how can you use the same model to enhance your own web sites? (posted 8:56 AM, August 5, 2010)

Providing Members with Value-Added Services (Article)
Creating a members-only area that is of value and interest to your members is a daunting task. It’s not enough to allow members to login and update their contact info or read members-only announcements. You must create a real information exchange with social networking opportunities. Your members-only area must have enough value to entice your members to return – and return on a regular basis. (posted 9:03 AM, July 20, 2010)

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