I'm a big fan of Google's Coke vs.soda vs.pop survey. Staging Server This almost goes without saying, but you need to make sure you have a fast staging server to experiment with your website throughout it's development.
You can also use it to remove or block pop-ups. FlagFox is a simple, unobtrusive tool that displays a country flag of a website's server. By clicking the flag icon, the built-in Geotool shows you what city the server is in, local time and ISP.
Let conversions pop from a design perspective. Use trust-inducing language in calls to action, such as “check out using secure server” and be sure to include small privacy protection disclosures below information requests.
For example, if the widget is from a pop culture site that displays the latest news on celebrities, don’t include anchor text and link that goes to an online college sign-up site. Put literally, a widget is a small software application for...
It depends who is watching your cloud, and if you’re a mom and pop vs.an eBay or Bank of America. Is your server properly patched, “jailed” or “partitioned” and up to date? Your Server Most people think hacking attacks are all about computer system...
As virtual worlds and currencies are so difficult to regulate effectively and the law has not yet caught up, the potential for fraud, money laundering, account hacking and other forms of digital crime continue to pop up like weeds- even...
Pop those 1,000 URLs into your crawler of choice and select 1 level deep as your preference (so as to crawl only those URLs and no others). My preferred choice for deeper technical work is Charles, a web proxy tool that serves as "man in the middle...
This facilitates active SEO that doesn't wait for problems to occur, or for communication issues pop up. Except in server log files and bottom line revenue metrics, of course! They are lost in obscurity, unable to gain attention based on their own...
For example, free server header checkers are a dime a dozen, if one goes away a quick search will pop up another one. Some great free tools are available for anyone to use for real-time search and page speed analysis.
You could access your Gmail account via IMAP or POP, if you already had it set up. UPDATE: Over at the Official Gmail Blog, Ben Treynor, VP Engineering and Site Reliability Czar, wrote that the problem was related to a server upgrade.
First up, the pop up box for a local business listing will now include interactive links for features on Google Maps. The new generator is open source and uses your webserver's traffic, its log files, or the files found on the server to quickly...
Now that we have addressed some of the concerns that will pop up, let's talk about how to deal with them. Are there any strange errors in your server's log files? Check for a massive surge of 404s, which is "page not found" or 503 "server is busy...
In fact, we call this out on our site: if you click on the link next to our search box that says "about EFF's search," you'll see a pop-up that says "EFF uses Google for search functionality on www.eff.org.
The pop up cannot possibly have all of the products listed, so they have a link to "even more" products that probably links to the page. The several possible reasons include a robots.txt file blocking then, password protected pages, server down or...
I can also receive Gmail via POP, but I can't send. Google Analytics except that the log-in window, which comes off a secure server, fails to load. Barry noted on Search Engine Roundtable that some people in the UK are having problems connecting...
POP server, and eventually I'll get the 60 or so messages from Gmail into It's been six hours now without POP access to my Gmail account. I've been through this irritating problem before with Google, as covered here and here, as have others.
The clip mechanism may provide a pop-up window, field entry, or the like, that enables entry of an identifier associated with the remote device. Finally, the text is searched by a full text search server that has linguistic search capabilities...
Many of our clients have the image pop open a new window that is hosted on our server, so it doesn't take the recipient to an outside website (like the Colbert Report site) but rather to a new, smaller window that pops up right on top of the image...
Now, those who have the official Google Blog on their RSS feeds, saw an entry pop up a few minutes ago with: The requested URL was not found on this server. Back in April 2004, Google launched their blog at googleblog.blogspot.com.
It would be useful if each attribute would also contain a pop-over with a definition of what it means. I didn't have any time to try this tool but I did notice that a user can FTP directly to the Google Base server.
