The past two days I have extremely busy working on a number of projects. First off, I have been helping David Wilkinson, the 12-year old blogger from the UK, set up his own WordPress blog on my server through infinFX hosting. His new blog for Techzi should be up in the next couple of days. Very exciting.
I have also been working on further developing my minisite for the Palm Treo. For those of you who don’t know, I own another business in which we sell a $4.95 eBook for the Palm Treo smartphone. The eBook, called the Treo Webinar, covers pretty much every aspect of how to use the Treo with great pictures for each stage of the learning process. This tutorial is so easy that even a grandma could become a Treo master in less than an hour. We are currently redesigning the web site and implementing more of a news/blog aspect to the site. In the past, we advertised Treo Webinar through Google Adwords and eBay. eBay produced more sales for us than Adwords, and I think with how well optimized the new site is, we won’t have to rely on Adwords whatsoever. In the next few days, I will debut the new Treo help/reviews/deals site with a writeup explaining how to easily build a sweet niche minisite.
Another project I have been hard at work on is a web site for a non-profit organization in New York City called Cultural Media Collaborative. CMC is a very interesting organization which is dedicated to funding and producing brilliant media in the arts. I have really been going for an artsy feel to this site and I can’t wait to show it to all of you to see what you think.
By the way, if any of you need affordable and reliable hosting, I own my own server. Our server provides a simple, easy-to-use interface which allows you to easily create MySQL databases at the click of a button. We also offer WebMail, TONS of storage and bandwidth, and easy integration with all CMS and e-commerce solutions. Contact me if you are interested.
Have a great Superbowl Sunday everyone and stay tune to my super minisite update sometime next week.
I can vouch for you on the ‘busy’ front…