Anthony Taliercio - Managed Hosting Atlanta » Marketing

PEER 1 customer and millionaire Markus Frind, founder of PlentyofFish

Anthony Taliercio — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:53:41 +0000

The site has continued growing astronomically ever since and is now the No. 1 free online dating site in the world, averaging 8 million unique visitors per month. His bank account has grown fatter as well thanks to the Google ads he runs on the site. He has also garnered international attention, including being featured in the Wall Street Journal and on the Today Show.

Markus Friend is truly amazing and one of the coolest PEER 1 clients, read more about his business.

PEER 1 “Growing Pains” Marketing Video on YouTube

Anthony Taliercio — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 17:28:52 +0000

Check out this hilarious video from the PEER 1 Marketing Dept… pass it on to all of your friends / co-workers to let them know where you host your business.

Internet Retailer Magazine

Anthony Taliercio — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 20:55:54 +0000

Doesn’t it seem that most Internet business magazines publish the same worthless info each month? You never really learn much from reading them. It seems to me like they’re afraid to get too detailed.

I finally found a magazine worth reading!

Internet Retailer keeps tabs on the top e-commerce websites.

These are the retail companies MAKING MONEY on the Internet.

Who should read Internet Retailer ?
- Anyone who sells on the Internet
- Anyone who designs websites that sell on the Internet

This magazine will help you make educated business decisions.

You can subscribe to the print version of Internet Retailer Magazine free of charge:

http://www.internetretailer.com/IR/USA/

Keep your website look standard in all browsers

Anthony Taliercio — Tue, 30 Oct 2007 17:16:40 +0000

In the past, you could design a website for Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) and know that about 98% of the people viewing your site were using that browser.

Times are changing… hackers are writing tons of spyware targeting IE and users are looking for alternative browsers. Now your job of making sure your website works with all browsers just got a little harder.

Did you know that Firefox is now up to 14% market share of all Internet users and as high as 33% market share for some “Technically Savvy” user groups?

How does your website look in AOL, Firefox, Netscape, Safari, and Opera browsers? How does it look on a Windows, Macs, Linux, BSD operating system? The possible combinations of different browsers and different OS grows exponentially.

What can change?

- Cells and Tables
- Font Type and Size
- Hyperlinks
- CSS Layout
- Colors
- Basically Everything!

So how do you test your website without installing every browser on multiple PC’s in your office?

I personally use a website that will help you see the following:

- Screen Shot Capture using Multiple Browsers
- Screen Shot Capture using Multiple OS
- Web based reports that you can share with others
- Free trial

The address is:
http://www.browsercam.com/