Where Google used to be alone in giving you tools to see how they are indexing your web site, each of the three big search engines now have their own set of webmaster tools. 
Bing Webmaster Center

The newest kid on the block, Bing gives you access to keyword research tools, a robot.txt validator, and [...]

I have spent some time on finding the right icon and picture for me to use across all the social networks that I am apart of.  Some people might thing it is silly to spend any time on this, however I think it is important to use a graphic that people can easily associate with [...]

Those people outside of the world of web design might sit and wonder, “Why might somebody need an entire web site dedicated to creating made up words?”.  However, those people inside of the web design world know that dummy text generation makes it handy to test a web site without having to fill it [...]

How many times have you told friends, family or co-workers to go Google you if they want to know all the things you do?
Google has decided to give us all a little more freedom and personalization when it comes to somebody searching for you by name.  Now, when you Google a person’s name, you will [...]

SMF, or otherwise known as Simple Machines Forum, is a free professional software package that will let you get yourself an online community setup in minutes.  I had not heard much about this software till I started working for Lunarpages, since it is what they use to run their forums.  Ever since though, I [...]

Here are all the Web Hosting Show podcasts I have produced this year, thus far.  Hope you will take a few minutes and check it out.  I work hard at putting something out that anybody can learn from – no matter if you are a web hosting novice, or the most knowledgeable guru on the [...]

I always love to try out new to-do list applications and web sites, because I am a ‘bit of an organizational nut.  With that in mind, I recently started checking out ForcedDo and I am pretty happy with the results.
ForceDo is much more than just your common to-do list.  The thing that is special here [...]

Short of taking a chainsaw to your monitor, all Evil Dead like, there aren’t a lot of good ways to split it up into multiple regions to make working an organized experience.  Thanks to Ryan over at Cybernetnews.com I can put my chainsaw away, and get to using MaxTo.  MaxTo will help you split [...]

You know I am having a good day when I can get two of my favorite services talking to one another.  Another reason why I picked Twhirl as my Twitter client of choice is because of it’s easy integration into another awesome service I love to use, Ping.fm.
So how do you get the two to [...]

I did my first two-part podcast series this week on the Web Hosting Show.  This week, in podcast 180 and 181 we covered some of the most confusing domain name terms you might hear being tossed around inside of the web hosting industry. 
On podcast #180 covered these specific domain terms:

Domain Name Hijacking
Cybersquatting
Domaining [...]