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Q:
What is Hosting and do I really need it?
A:
Every website you see on the internet is
hosted somewhere. Hosting is simply where a
website is stored on a computer called a
"Web Server". A web server is always on and
always connected to the internet via
extremely high speed connections (not just a
DSL connection). Servers also require
failsafe systems for both their internet
connectivity and their power source to
ensure consistent up time. Experienced
maintenance is also needed to keep the
server running smoothly and quickly. In
addition to the storage is an operating
system that runs all the needed scripts and
additional programs that are constantly
running to make the website function in many
different ways. E-mails also go through the
server to keep your communication flowing,
and of course that brings us to the traffic
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Q:
What is an FAQ?
A:
An FAQ is a list of
Frequently
Asked
Questions.
We've compiled this list from a wide
range of places. Some came from client
inquiries, emails and calls, but most of
them came from experience in providing a
free advice service to our clients. If a new
business (or old one for that matter) calls
in and needs advice on their business
marketing or an advertising related
decision, we offer free advice with no
strings attached. (we expect no business
from you in return) The way we see it, we
have been blessed with the knowledge,
technology and experience for the sole
purpose of helping others in any way we can.
This is the true meaning of "service".
It's "Serve" not "$erve".
So if you have a marketing decision to
make and you're not confident in your own
experience, yet you have absolutely no
intention of buying anything from us, give
us a call and ask anyway.
It's truly free. |
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Q:
How do I find high resolution photographs
legally?
A: Great
question! We obviously need really good
photos if we're going to impress our
customers, right? well, you can't exactly go
searching the net for a photo, for two
reasons:
1. You could be sued for making a profit off
of someone else's work.
2. You usually won't find a good quality
image worth using on the net.
The solution:
www.istock.com!
They are really reasonably priced and they
have a huge selection. |
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Q:
Can I supply my own file and if so, how?
A:
Absolutely! Depending on the work we are
doing for you, we will have some
specifications and of course those
specifications are to make your product the
best it can be.
Upload your files by
clicking
here.
There is really no limitation to how large
of a file we can accept, just limitations on
how large of a file you can upload from your
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