Comments on: How to be a successful webmaster – Part 1 http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html SEO, Social Media & Misc. Ramblings Thu, 17 Nov 2011 23:03:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Web Design Denver http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html#comment-157 Web Design Denver Tue, 13 Jan 2009 08:26:37 +0000 http://sandossu.com/?p=172#comment-157 Wow, this is a well thought post. I think being a webmaster now is really easy. And this is mainly because you can get any kind of information from anywhere. Thought, the points you mention are needed for people who want to stick it out for a long time. Wow, this is a well thought post.

I think being a webmaster now is really easy. And this is mainly because you can get any kind of information from anywhere.

Thought, the points you mention are needed for people who want to stick it out for a long time.

]]> By: Webmaster http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html#comment-156 Webmaster Sat, 27 Sep 2008 06:42:55 +0000 http://sandossu.com/?p=172#comment-156 I think in the end it all comes down to not how much you know but to how much you know to do with what you know. :p On a serious not I think its not that hard to be a webmaster with all the tools around you. I think in the end it all comes down to not how much you know but to how much you know to do with what you know. :p

On a serious not I think its not that hard to be a webmaster with all the tools around you.

]]> By: Wayne http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html#comment-158 Wayne Tue, 27 May 2008 16:30:23 +0000 http://sandossu.com/?p=172#comment-158 I find HostGator to be twice as expensive than what I use. I'm currently using <a href='http://www.diggityhost.com'>DiggityHost</a> for all my domains and hosting. I recently went to a virtual server so I can host most of my domains without incurring more hosting costs. It allows my to run my own DNS and what not. I did a quick comparison of DiggityHost and HostGator. For a new domain and a year of hosting, DiggityHost was $43.12/yr where HostGator was $98.40/yr. That's more than half the cost. As for service, I've never had any downtime on DiggityHost, and I've been monitoring all 23 of my domains with HostMonitor. Eeek, just looked at the date of this post....sorry for dredging up the past. :) Again, another great post I've found here. I suspect that I'll be bookmarking your site. Great stuff! I find HostGator to be twice as expensive than what I use. I’m currently using DiggityHost for all my domains and hosting. I recently went to a virtual server so I can host most of my domains without incurring more hosting costs. It allows my to run my own DNS and what not.

I did a quick comparison of DiggityHost and HostGator. For a new domain and a year of hosting, DiggityHost was $43.12/yr where HostGator was $98.40/yr. That’s more than half the cost.

As for service, I’ve never had any downtime on DiggityHost, and I’ve been monitoring all 23 of my domains with HostMonitor.

Eeek, just looked at the date of this post….sorry for dredging up the past. :) Again, another great post I’ve found here. I suspect that I’ll be bookmarking your site. Great stuff!

]]> By: Wes Mahler http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html#comment-155 Wes Mahler Sun, 15 Jul 2007 01:17:00 +0000 http://sandossu.com/?p=172#comment-155 Good solid tips for starting out a new website for people newer to the industry. Good solid tips for starting out a new website for people newer to the industry.

]]> By: Hitman http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html#comment-154 Hitman Fri, 08 Jun 2007 16:58:56 +0000 http://sandossu.com/?p=172#comment-154 well dont get me wrong .. i was talking generally .. i'm a designer and can do that kinda stuff for myself ..i was just asking so other people will know who to hire for their pojects .. thanks for participarting ! well dont get me wrong .. i was talking generally .. i’m a designer and can do that kinda stuff for myself ..i was just asking so other people will know who to hire for their pojects .. thanks for participarting !

]]> By: Sharkyx http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html#comment-152 Sharkyx Thu, 31 May 2007 04:52:35 +0000 http://sandossu.com/?p=172#comment-152 Hitman you can always turn to free bloggin platforms like those from Wordpress or Blogger. Blogger works really nice as a free bloggin system. It's easy to mantain, there's a lot of themes and widgets, and most importantly you can monetize your blog through adsens, as on other free bloggin sites you can't use java script. If you don't have enough money to buy a host, you most certainly won't have enough money to pay a designer for a theme :). If you have a friend that can do one for free, then you in luck. Happy blogging. Hitman you can always turn to free bloggin platforms like those from WordPress or Blogger. Blogger works really nice as a free bloggin system. It’s easy to mantain, there’s a lot of themes and widgets, and most importantly you can monetize your blog through adsens, as on other free bloggin sites you can’t use java script.

If you don’t have enough money to buy a host, you most certainly won’t have enough money to pay a designer for a theme :) . If you have a friend that can do one for free, then you in luck. Happy blogging.

]]> By: Hitman http://www.alexdumitru.com/172-how-to-be-a-successful-webmaster-part-1.html#comment-153 Hitman Tue, 29 May 2007 13:38:25 +0000 http://sandossu.com/?p=172#comment-153 thanks sandu, these are really cool and useful tips, i just have a couple of questions : - what should a newbie webmaster who doesnt have enough money to invest in his web-project about the hosting and the domain ? - how to choose a costum web designer/coder for those who cant do one or both tasks ? thank you again for the precious article, starving for more, see you! thanks sandu, these are really cool and useful tips, i just have a couple of questions :
- what should a newbie webmaster who doesnt have enough money to invest in his web-project about the hosting and the domain ?
- how to choose a costum web designer/coder for those who cant do one or both tasks ?
thank you again for the precious article, starving for more, see you!

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