You wake up happy that you’ve survived two zombie encounters. As you look around, suddenly everything seems brighter. The full-on zombie apocalypse is successfully being eradicated, you’re a level 3 Human, and you now have a really handy umbrella. Your PHP memory settings are so close to being sorted you can practically taste victory…strangely, it tastes uncannily like hot sauce.
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You’re now a level 2 Human in a world even closer to a full-on zombie apocalypse. Despite your zombie killing success yesterday, T-Virus 2.0 is still breaking out, and the support team is still being infected.
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You are a level 1 Human in a world on the verge of a full-on zombie apocalypse. You’ve got more important things to worry about though; the awesome website you’ve been working on is coming along really well – but you have a support question. Just how do you fix that PHP memory issue?
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Oh no! Heart Internet has been infected by T-Virus 2.0, and the staff are rapidly turning into zombies! Over the next three days, it’s your mission to track down and slaughter all the zombies to save your favourite hosting company from its greatest threat since The Great Leprechaun Outbreak of 2001. Simply follow the story [read more…]
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No matter what size business you have, it’s important to keep track of what’s being said about you online. Whether your company is being mentioned on forums, review sites, social media, or anywhere else on the web, with proper tracking you can gain valuable feedback, see what people are looking for, and get competitor insights. [read more…]
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One of August’s joint Website of the Month winners was Project Barnum, your first port of call to avoid psychics’ scams. Project Barnum is definitely a different kind of website, so we caught up with founder Hayley Stevens to find out more. Tell us a bit about yourself and Project Barnum. In my teens I [read more…]
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Since their launch a couple of weeks ago our Hybrid Servers are literally flying off the shelves (well, not literally, that would be dangerous and like something out of Ghostbusters), but they are selling rather well. They have tapped in to a demand for a product thats sits between VPS and dedicated servers, offering a [read more…]
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This guest post is by Kirsty Burgoine, an experienced web designer and developer running her own business in Shropshire. Previously a php developer building custom content management systems, she has worked in the web industry for 6 years and now specialises in building bespoke websites, using WordPress, for clients both large and small. Over the [read more…]
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When you combine a natural business demand for data to benchmark performance, with a lack of understanding as to the purpose of social media, a business will find itself looking at the wrong metrics. If you are tracking performance based exclusively on any of the following, I believe you are chasing the wrong tail: • [read more…]
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Ahead of WebDevConf 2012 on October 19th, we spoke to “modern superhero” Syd Lawrence (aka “Kid Syd”) to find out what he will be talking about at the event, working with Blur, and life as a web developer. Hi Syd, tell us a bit about yourself and your background. Hey, so I started off coding [read more…]
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