Thursday, January 30, 2014

How Much Does a Website Cost?


Creating a website is the best way to market your business online. However, creating a website is a complex process. You need to register the domain name, find a hosting provider, build the website, launch the website, maintain the website, and market the website. How much does a website cost? This all depends on who you choose to work with and how much you are willing to spend.

Average Cost of a Website

Some people spend $2,000 to build a standard website while others will spend upwards of $13,000. Here is a basic breakdown of the average costs you can plan to spend when building a quality website:
·         Domain Name – roughly $10-$50 a year
·         Hosting Services – varies based on traffic and needs, usually costs $25 to $200 a year
·         Website development and design – the cost will vary based on the number of hours required to build the website
·         Yearly website maintenance – roughly $500 a year or more
·         Marketing a website – varies based on marketing schemes, usually starts at $400 a month or more

Figuring the Cost

The cost of a website will vary based on so many different factors. Some people have an easy time creating a website for practically nothing, but they usually find the site doesn’t get a lot of attention because it’s poorly designed, or it is not marketed. To figure the cost, it helps to sit down with a professional company to discuss different designs and your needs. While you are building the site, one of the important things you need to consider including is a mobile website. 

With a large majority of people turning to mobile coupons, you need to do your best to make sure you are creating a website worthy of mobile integration. Another thing to consider is online shopping. If you plan to include a shopping cart, the design and maintenance costs will increase. Security is a major issue when accepting online payments, you need to make sure you are providing your customers with the right security so their personal information is not compromised. How much does a website cost? It all depends on working with the right professionals and creating the right design.

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Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Loving Innovations on Gadgets and Music

I’m always fascinated with high technology gadgets though I don’t buy every update I see online. I usually buy my dearest wish on my birthday to reward myself for all the hard work on my offline and online jobs. I’m fond of searching through newest update on digicams, phones, tablets, laptops as I want to know the most-sought after specifications so when I buy I will be assured that I get the best worth of my hard-earned money. 

Well technology has further advanced its innovations to varied fields and industries including the music world. Now most musical instruments are upgraded to the high level of customers’ expectation. I’m amazed at the latest finds I got online including electric guitars, amplifiers and accessories like subwoofer pole mount at musicians friend. My family loves music and my kids play musical instruments so it excites us to know that music is also innovating to achieve optimal performance.

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Monday, January 27, 2014

Loving the High Tech Musical Instruments

My daughter tried the electric bass guitar last week and she loves the feel of it especially that it’s easy to pluck than her acoustic. The head musician in the church is training her for a church pianist but once in a while he let her use the electric guitar. My daughter loves techie gadgets and it expands to her music instruments as now she’s canvassing for her own electric guitar.

I hope with this new wish on her list she will not include other musical accessories like inexpensive cardiode instrument microphone at guitar center as I have no funds for those right now. Well I’m happy that my kids are very interested with musical instruments but they will have to wait if they want to ask for high tech instruments. Next year I’ll save for their dream instruments like drum set for the little boy and electric guitars for my two teenagers so they will also improve their skills and be professional enough to play in the church.

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Friday, January 17, 2014

A Case for Phone Individuality

A Galaxy Note 2 rubber case could be just what the phone doctor ordered to protect your phone from scrapes, drops, and other mishaps. If it helps, you can think of the case as a form of vaccination against the little traumas in life without all of the controversy and rules that surround real vaccinations. Your phone is important to you, yet as it comes from the factory, it is terribly blah. 

Color 
When one of the greatest innovations that Apple introduces is that its phone can come in colors, you know something is wrong. It’s like we are all back in the time when Henry Ford introduced the automobile. “People can have any color car they want, as long as it’s black.” Ford had to cave just a couple years later when he introduced different colored chassis. 

Individuality 
This is America. Americans take pride in their individuality. That’s how the west was won, and that long tradition should not be squelched by the impersonal, mass production of mega-conglomerate corporations who would prefer that people became consuming machines rather than those with a conscience and choice. It is a good thing that companies created cases that come in different colors and styles and have different motifs. You can get everything from Disney to skulls for your phone. Are you an Autobot or a Decepticon? There’s a case for that. The best part is that unlike a car paint job, these cases are relatively cheap. When you tire of one, you can get another, or switch them out every day. 

Like a Red Rubber Ball A Galaxy Note 2 rubber casecan help save a lot of abuse that your phone might otherwise absorb. Just because the case is rubber does not mean that it turns your phone into a bouncy ball, so do not throw it against the ground in an attempt to see how high it will bounce. (Unless you are getting a new phone, don’t care about the toxic materials in the phone, and are filming it to be put on YouTube and become the next, great viral video.)

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Monday, January 13, 2014

Benefits of Embracing Technology

At work I feel good that I can work with high tech gadgets and equipment with ease. It’s really good to update yourself with operating all equipment related to work especially computers and related machines because you can do every work with confidence and expertise. It’s the common problem of people who resists operating new gadgets and hesitant to accept new technologies coming in. Sometimes it becomes a hindrance in getting higher job opportunities or simply hardship in presenting your ideas. 

Anyway it all depends on what your job is and your job position as the higher levels can get themselves assistants to do the job for them. As for me I want to be at my best always and that includes good command not just of communication and writing skills but of computers as well. This is what Reid wants to give their clients - their best service and offers that will make business’ sourcing of components easier and faster.

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Thursday, January 9, 2014

Some Updates in Technology

As always I was amazed again at the fast innovation of technology especially in the computer world. I saw in the news the latest gadgets on show on one fair which showcase a laptop that can also be like a tablet with advanced features on transferring pictures from camera to computers. It’s not available in the market right now but in few weeks’ time I’m sure it will be on top high end stores. Well my friends who love to update their gadgets and computers might be interested in this but for me I have other priorities. 

I have plenty of things in line for financial funding this month that even a craving for a G-shock watch might not be satisfied. This year I’m going to be so wise in spending my hard-earned money and family’s needs will always be on the top list aside from our church expenses. Money is hard to earn these days that having two jobs is already a blessing. I just have to manage my salaries on both jobs wisely to avoid debts. That’s my resolution for this New Year.

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Thursday, December 26, 2013

Shopping at Souvenir Shops

With the craze for buying new gadgets this holiday season I’m glad I’m satisfied with my own that I don’t need to buy any. I reserve my wish list later this coming year as I have everything I need for now. It’s also necessary to save money as we had just spent some on our recent 5-day vacation. The kids are satisfied with the things they bought at the souvenir shops which they will give to their friends and cousins. They bought souvenir shirts, key chains, bags, wallets and some other stuffs made in Baguio. 

I was looking for a nice guitar there just like the good kids guitars at Musicians Friend but I only found a toy guitar which looked like a real guitar but small in size. One of my nephews is into guitar playing and would want a souvenir guitar from Baguio but I didn’t have time to look in some other places. I was relieved that he didn’t insist on that and satisfied himself with the replacement gift I gave him. Next time I’ll ask my friend where we can buy classic guitar months before we go there. She lives there and I’m sure she knows the right place.

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Thursday, December 19, 2013

Shopping for Stylish Work Apparel



It is important to make a positive, lasting impression on potential consumers when operating a small business; one of the most effective ways to do this is through a polished and professional image demonstrated by those working for you. A clean and neat uniform emits an air of care and attention in prospective clients' minds, and also displays a sense of solidarity among those that all are working together to meet the customers' needs. 

There are many uniform distributors that offer a gamut of ensembles, however the best selection and most competitive pricing might be found through online providers of professional attire and uniforms. Many may choose to buy from Sharper Uniforms due in part to the vast range of options and their established reputation among the companies and businesses that have come to rely on their quality products and durable apparel to enhance their consumer image. 

From the simple and resilient wait staff aprons, so commonly seen in eateries and similar establishments, to the more formal resort wear or kitchen apparel provided by this online group, any business will likely find an ideal uniform to give their crew an aesthetically appealing appearance while also providing staff with optimal function and comfort. Check out some of the online options to determine the best approach for distinct businesses, and consider what venues exist within a reasonable budget.

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Thursday, December 12, 2013

The Ins and Outs of Mobile Software Development

When it comes to mobile software development for your website, there are countless decisions you’ll need to make. Some website owners make these decisions based on personal preferences. Others decide based upon their target demographics’ interests and needs. It’s best to do some research before doing anything so that you will know that your efforts will pay off in the end. The first step is to figure out what your options are, and the second is to figure out which of those options will serve your clients (and therefore you) best in the long run. 

Website or App? 

So many are so unfamiliar with mobile software that they don’t realize there is actually difference between opting for a mobile website or a mobile app. The difference is rather basic but extremely important. An app is best for those who will be performing a specific function. If your service you provide is to play a game or complete some type of task, then you will need to have an application developed specifically for mobile users. If you simply want customers to be able to browse your site easily, you will need a mobile website created. 

iOS or Android 

If you’re opting for an app, you’ll have to select which platform you’d like to use. For the most part, is your target demographic going to be android users or iOS users? It’s between Apple and PC; these are your options and frankly, it’s never an easy thing to decide. Of course, you could have an app created for both platforms; however, that’s relatively expensive and usually a decision that’s made further down the road from the first being developed. 

Custom Options 

Lastly, there are custom options you’ll need to look at. If your product or service is very straightforward, you may find that you don’t need much customization. Those who don’t need much customization won’t have to worry too much at this point. Those who do provide more intricate or unique products or services would do well to develop some custom options, and this should be researched and carefully considered with your mobile software development team.

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Three Advantages of Spray Foam Insulation

Insulation is a crucial component of any home, but there are a lot of types of insulation to choose from. Most of us are used to fiberglass insulation, the pink stuff that is wrapped up in brown paper and gets packed into our walls. There are also fiberglass insulation boards that are rigid, that can provide good insulation but take up less space on the wall. However, perhaps the best method of insulation is the type of spray foam insulation you see at www.aglsprayfoam.com. This type of insulation has a few major advantages over its fiberglass counterparts. 

Saving on Energy Costs The first and biggest advantage of using spray foam insulation is that it saves on energy costs. Air that seeps in through walls, windows, and doorways is responsible for about 40 percent of a home’s energy loss. Insulation products are given a thermal resistance rating, called an R-value, which represents how effective the material is at insulating. Spray foam typically has R-values around R-5 or R-6, whereas typical fiberglass has values around R-2 or R-3. This means about a 50 percent improvement in your insulations, which will mean lower utility bills in the future. 

Preventing Mold and Mildew 
A second advantage of spray foam insulation is its prevention of mold and mildew problems. Closed cell foam insulation protects against both air and water vapor. Because of its resistance to water, there is a smaller chance of moisture building up inside your home and causing mold or mildew problems. Mold removal projects can cost thousands of dollars, so preventing these problems from occurring in the first place is key. 

Sound 
A final advantage of spray foam insulation is that it reduces noise. Many homes use this insulation on interior walls simply to create a barrier that prevents sound from carrying from room to room. If you want to soundproof a room or lower the impact that a nearby, noisy street has on your home, spray foam will help. 

Expert Installation 
The only disadvantages to this type of insulation are problems that come about when the insulation isn’t installed correctly and safely. If people are exposed to the spray foam before it has completely cured, it can be toxic. Spray foam also expands, and its expansion can cause damage to your home if it isn’t installed carefully. As long as you use professional services like those at http://www.aglsprayfoam.com , you’ll only experience the advantages of spray foam insulation.

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