E-commerce Shopping Carts, WordPress and the Cloud Could Be the Future of Online Retail Stores
We are nearing the end of of a project to develop a self-hosted WordPress e-commerce website. However, these days, partly based on the length of this project, I am leaning toward recommending against building any type of self-hosted website, e-commerce or otherwise. The emergence of hosting applications in the cloud has become a model that makes a lot of sense, … Continue reading
Burke Petroleum Launches New Fuel and Lubricant Website with Search Engine Optimization for Residential, Farm, Commercial, and Industrial Markets in Ohio
Burke Petroleum, Minster, Ohio, launched a new website today in its ongoing efforts to better reach and serve it customers in the region north of Dayton. The site, built on the WordPress platform, is on the web at BurkePetroleum .com. Burke Petroleum is an established family-owned company that has been delivering home heating oil to residential, farm and commercial customers … Continue reading
As Cloud Services Expand: WordPress, Amazon, Google, GoDaddy, RackSpace And Others Offer Many Positives To Consider
Here is an email I received today about providing an adequate cloud server for streaming webinar podcasts, followed by my response: Hello, I work for a small software company and we are looking to start distributing recorded webinars as podcasts (These are wmv files, approximately 45-60 minutes each. We host approximately 5-10 webinars a month and get as many as … Continue reading