Comments for 3CStudio blog http://3cstudio.com/blog 3cstudio.com infocentral Fri, 02 Feb 2007 15:04:26 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Comment on New Site for VanWykCorp.com by Steve Colthorp http://3cstudio.com/blog/new-site-for-vanwykcorpcom.htm/comment-page-1#comment-74 Steve Colthorp Fri, 02 Feb 2007 15:04:26 +0000 http://3cstudio.com/blog/new-site-for-vanwykcorpcom.htm#comment-74 Thanks Bill, it was a fun project to work on and Van Wyk does some dynamic marketing. I look forward to seeing what can be done with madisonsquarechurch.org! -Steve Thanks Bill, it was a fun project to work on and Van Wyk does some dynamic marketing. I look forward to seeing what can be done with madisonsquarechurch.org!

-Steve

]]> Comment on New Site for VanWykCorp.com by Bill Wiarda http://3cstudio.com/blog/new-site-for-vanwykcorpcom.htm/comment-page-1#comment-73 Bill Wiarda Fri, 02 Feb 2007 13:57:33 +0000 http://3cstudio.com/blog/new-site-for-vanwykcorpcom.htm#comment-73 Wow! the flash is great on this one, Steve. I'm hoping we can do more of this at Madison. I'm liking the colors and images overall, too. -Bill Wow! the flash is great on this one, Steve. I’m hoping we can do more of this at Madison. I’m liking the colors and images overall, too.

-Bill

]]> Comment on How 2 Get Found on the WWW by Steve Colthorp http://3cstudio.com/blog/how-2-get-found-on-the-www.htm/comment-page-1#comment-6 Steve Colthorp Thu, 21 Sep 2006 20:19:16 +0000 http://3cstudio.com/blog/?p=16#comment-6 Good point David. Yes, nothing should be done to try to circumvent the legitimate methods and recommended measures... not an easy thing to become 'un-blacklisted'. I was given that uneviable task years ago by a client whose site was being hacked unknowingly to any of us -- the unused default 'message board' contained hundreds of gambling and illicite links posted to searchable format -- only noticed because the visitor stats went off the charts from one month to the next! And that is just one way to get into trouble with search engines, as you have noted some others.... Good point David. Yes, nothing should be done to try to circumvent the legitimate methods and recommended measures… not an easy thing to become ‘un-blacklisted’.

I was given that uneviable task years ago by a client whose site was being hacked unknowingly to any of us — the unused default ‘message board’ contained hundreds of gambling and illicite links posted to searchable format — only noticed because the visitor stats went off the charts from one month to the next!

And that is just one way to get into trouble with search engines, as you have noted some others….

]]> Comment on How 2 Get Found on the WWW by David Ellyatt http://3cstudio.com/blog/how-2-get-found-on-the-www.htm/comment-page-1#comment-5 David Ellyatt Thu, 21 Sep 2006 20:07:19 +0000 http://3cstudio.com/blog/?p=16#comment-5 Steve Thank you for the kudos. The other thing for everyone to remember is that you shouldn't breach any of the search engines' webmaster guidelines. If a website steps over the line with a definite no no, such as white text on a white background. All it takes is a competitor to spot and report you to the search engines and you will suddenly find your web site dropping out of the listings like stone. Steve

Thank you for the kudos. The other thing for everyone to remember is that you shouldn’t breach any of the search engines’ webmaster guidelines. If a website steps over the line with a definite no no, such as white text on a white background. All it takes is a competitor to spot and report you to the search engines and you will suddenly find your web site dropping out of the listings like stone.

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