Spam is unwanted email that is sent to you by someone with whom you have not done business. This email can offer pornographic, bogus or illegal products. Legitimate products, which actually work, do not need to be advertised in this way. Contests winnings, lotteries and grants are not awarded in this way. Money is never given away by email. Banks do not send emails saying your account is locked. -> Read more

There has been a subtle shift in web design software that has been slow, gradual and permanent shift that I have not heard anyone talk about. This is the change from stick built web sites to content management systems. I think as time goes on there will be fewer and fewer web sites made from the ground up. -> Read more

At your domain registrar enter the nameserver hostnames on the Domain Nameservers page. If I am hosting the site for you your nameserver hostnames ns1.dashaver.net and ns2.dashaver.net notice the periods they are important. If you are hosting your web site somewhere else you will have to get your nameserver hostnames from them. -> Read more

Backup and Migrate module (http://drupal.org/project/backup_migrate) is great for making back-ups of your website. This optional module is used to make a copy of the data of your website it does not copy the entire web site just the database, so in addition to this back-up you need to save the public_html directory. -> Read more

Real SEO is on site SEO, if there is off site SEO it would be things like making sure your website is on line all the the time, submitting a site map to Google or having a well written robots.txt made just for your site. Don't waste your time with worthless keyword schemes, this is time you should spend writing helpful articles for your website visitors. -> Read more

1. Limit the number of keywords per page; 2 or 3 is best. Keywords or key phrases are the words searchers use to find your product.
2. Make the page about these 2 or 3 keywords only. Provide relevant content on your page and your title should describe this content.
3. Have an image and name it with a key phrase.