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Welcome. Here you'll find information about search engines, particularly optimisation and marketing as well as CSS, HTML, web standards, accessibility and general web technologies and development. The articles within are written to help get your website doing what it should be doing, and that's serving your business.
Top articles
- AJAX and SEO
- How to write good content
- Search engine optimisation
- Why has my site disappeared from Google?
- Business benefits of the web standards
- Website advice for small businesses
Previous entries
- Part 3 of my 5 part plan
- Part 2 of my 5 part plan
- Part 1 of my 5 part plan
- Temporary Hibernation
- Hastings Half Marathon
Recent forum topics
Part 3 of my 5 part plan
Published: May 27, 2008
I've finally found time to finish another project of mine, step 3 of the plan. It's the Sussex Business Network and is an open, free directory for Sussex businesses, large and small, to get listed, post news, job opportunities and business events being run. Being almost a social network, the more you put in the more you get out but the minimum benefit of joining the network is a free link to your website.
If you're in Sussex and you're in business, join the Sussex Business Network.
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Part 2 of my 5 part plan
Published: December 1, 2007
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Part 1 of my 5 part plan
Published:
Welcome to Pacifica Training
A dynamic web consultancy and training company, Pacifica Training provides you with the skills and knowledge of the Web to do three things for your business:
- Lead generate.
- Increase market share.
- Drive the bottom line; profit.
Directed by leading eCommerce, Business & Marketing Consultants Bill Shearer and Edward Clarke, in association with local strategic partners, Pacifica Training makes the Web work for you.
Visit www.pacificatraining.co.uk for more information.
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Temporary Hibernation
Published: May 16, 2007
I've been working beyond the capabilities of 10 people, have a major web application project I'm working on outside of my 9-5 consultancy contract and am generally flat-out.
The aim is to incorporate/evolve this website into the new application as/when/if I get it running which is planned for Q4 this year.
Please feel free to read on and post comments. If you wish to join the forum, please be advised I may not be able to answer questions due to having less than no time whatsoever, but please do post your thoughts and questions as the forum is getting picked up well in many search engines and the visits are numerous.
If someone wishes to moderate however? ;-)
Hastings Half Marathon
Published: January 4, 2007

One of the remits of this site is to look at web design, technology, development, usability and accessibility. I also cover making websites work in the form of a holistic business marketing approach. This article relates primarily not to these elements of a website but to the message contained within.
Our highly regarded Hastings Half Marathon, sponsored by the Hastings Borough Council, actually and publicly discriminates against women and I cannot think of one single justification for this. I'd love to hear one.
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