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Recent Content by Steve MacLellan

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    Freaking Hate Clients

    Hi e10, The general guidelines I send to potential clients in an email says to send an overview of the complete project. In the overview it...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Sep 4, 2005 in forum: General Business
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    Freaking Hate Clients

    A pain the a** can pay well. A business contacted me about the trouble they were having with their current webmaster. They forwarded me all of...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Sep 4, 2005 in forum: General Business
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    Newspaper ads (classifieds)... tried it?

    A year or so ago, I had a site that sold advertising to used car dealers. The website was database driven which listed all of the cars on their...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Sep 4, 2005 in forum: General Marketing
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    John Reese $1000 for 6 CD & 8 DVDs? Crazy or worth it?

    I ran across this: From the creator of "Traffic Secrets" comes the much anticipated "Pimping Secrets!" I haven't tried "Traffic Secrets" or...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 26, 2005 in forum: General Marketing
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    Need advice on choose credit card gateway

    You can contact your bank to see about getting a merchant account. iTransact.com accepts Canadian merchants. They have a basic shopping cart...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 17, 2005 in forum: General Business
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    Relevance of length of time site is online?

    Thanks to everyone who replied. Besides this post I looked for an answer in other places too. Here is what I found out: At the Search Engine...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 16, 2005 in forum: All Other Search Engines
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    Why I will never have a girlfriend

    Nintendo, Concentrate on the next best thing -- besides it's much safer. Best Regards, Steve MacLellan
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 15, 2005 in forum: General Chat
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    When clients break your heart (and their site)

    I don't care if they break it. I bill them at my hourly rate to fix it. One guy... a few years ago I did four simple PHP ordering pages for him....
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 15, 2005 in forum: Content Management
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    Relevance of length of time site is online?

    When search engines decide your placement in their index, do any of them take into account when the domain was registered and how long the site...
    Thread by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 15, 2005, 14 replies, in forum: All Other Search Engines
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    Freaking Hate Clients

    My thoughts too, are to ignore it. Someone is just trying to "yank your chain." Best Regards, Steve MacLellan
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 14, 2005 in forum: General Business
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    Freaking Hate Clients

    labrocca said: How do you make a living online? I'd be interested in hearing your story. Best Regards, Steve MacLellan
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 12, 2005 in forum: General Business
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    Freaking Hate Clients

    BTW (By the way) I said: That is a reflection on my intelligence level, Amber and not yours. I maintain I've never been the brightest crayon in...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 12, 2005 in forum: General Business
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    Freaking Hate Clients

    Amber said: The bad part is they disappear after you spending your time on them. Why not answer these questions through an autoresponder...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 12, 2005 in forum: General Business
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    web hosting

    I mentioned AMS Computer Services in a previous post. One time the server crashed after a client made a lot of changes to their site. I didn't...
    Post by: Steve MacLellan, Aug 10, 2005 in forum: Web Hosting