We are happy to announce that we have added a new web site extension, SperoConsulting.mobi, which provides an “optimized” experience for visitors viewing our site on a mobile cell phone. We are also using it here at SperoWebDesign.mobi.
“Phone visitors” who enter the site using the .mobi extension, are now automatically redirected to a scaled-down, graphics-free design theme. That speeds page loading and reduces data-related network costs, and it should be far … read the rest
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There are a few ways to manage content, including editing most of the work on your local PC, but most folks use the simplest method. They log into their site’s back office and create a post directly on the server.
However, not all browsers work equally well for editing; so, we recommend that you manage your site’s content with Google Chrome. It is easy to download and install, and its cache–the place in your … read the rest
Almost every morning we check the overnight visitor statistics for this site.
Despite what you may hear, there doesn’t seem to be a single good source for counting visitors and RSS feeds, etc., so we use a few different counters and panels. It is also worth noting that there’s no way to tell if a visitor actually reads the page or post’s content when they visit–that … read the rest
Yesterday, May 11, The Wall Street Journal included a special section, The Journal Report, for small business. The front page article for that section was Starting Over–As an Entrepreneur.
That article, which discussed laid-off workers starting their own businesses, reminded us of one of our posts from early February: Free Agency and the Virtual Economy. If you’re a small-business owner, an independent consultant, or an employee-entrepreneur in charge of small division or a geographical … read the rest
Sorry, but this post isn’t about sports.
It is about the recession, job losses, baby-boomers, impatience, independence, opportunities, and freedom. No, it’s not depressing. It’s about trend that we see emerging. (For the sake of brevity, we’ll write in gross generalities, but don’t hold that against us by taking something out-of-context.)
Clearly, many people have lost their jobs in the ongoing financial crisis and recession, and it seems that many more will lose them in … read the rest
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