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These days everyone wants to be as , or as “green”as they can be, but not many people realize that this doesn’t just apply to large businesses cutting down their emissions or to individuals recycling their rubbish; webmasters can also get in on the act, doing their bit to help the environment by utilizing the many “green hosting”options available to modern web developers.
UPDATE: I’ve corrected the broken links (especially the internal ones, in the Table of Contents), and added a link to the WAVE tool (thanks Matt!)
I'm proud to share with you a list of almost 200 of my favorite blogs, guides, resources, tutorials and tools on web entrepreneurship, which I've been constantly using for years. I hope many of these websites become useful assets to you as they are for me. I've broken them down for you into 7 parts:
Web Design
Web Analytics
Keyword Research
Project Management
HTML5 + CSS3
E-Commerce
Web Accessibility
Once upon a time, a good copywriter only had to write descriptive, informative copy about a product or service. In today’s ultra-competitive business world, content needs to be literally unforgettable. Copywriters and businesses who want to build an authentic bridge to an audience should consider employing classic storytelling skills: nothing forms a rapport like the sharing of stories.
When you’re in business for yourself, you’re responsible for paying yourself, which means you set your own fees — this is the good news and bad news of owning a small business.
Let’s start with the bad news: you don’t want to set your prices so high above the market rate that you repel the customers you’re working so hard to attract, and you also don’t want to set your prices so low that you’re practically working for free and become an accidental for-profit-turned-non-profit.
If you run any kind of business, you know that keeping a blog on your site is one of the essentials to your page—but how do you get people to read it? If you want your blog to blossom, think about your motivation: you want to engage your readers, interact with your clients, and maybe even make a little difference in the world.
