I’ve just joined a website called Review Me where you can bid for websites and blogs to review your websites and products. Naturally, being the financial shark that I am, I signed right up! Now you can get your crap, or quality merchandise, reviewed right here…
I wouldn’t recommend it, but it takes all sorts I spose.
My ongoing battle to get DVD Reviews website WhatDVD.Net to rank in Google for the search term DVD Reviews is starting to reap rewards. It’s now page 2 of Google.com for DVD Reviews.
I’m excited, you should be too. I will get it page 1, bank on it!
Google has done its dance, had a little sway and something of an update leaving MrDaz.com a PR5! That’s very exciting, and something worth drinking to.
In July I’m going out to Germany to see Catherine, and help her come back – as being a woman she’s gathered more stuff than she went out with and can’t bring it back on the plane on her own.
So what better way to do it than by car? Oh yes. I’m going to drive to Germany in a flat out stretch, and inject a little excitment into the proceedings by having my own Top Gear race.
Sadly I don’t have Hammond on a train to race against, so I’m going to be racing the post. I’m going to post a letter on the Thursday, give it 48 hours head start, and beat it there.
I will be filming the race and will edit a little peice together and upload it to YouTube. Wish me luck.
Well this has been a day that ranks highly on my productivity score chart. I’ve just put my second website of the day live, this time my very talented neice Hayley Acreman‘s website.
It features a tasty little Ajax gallery system for her portfolio, and of course validates as HTML 4.01 Transitional.
Just a quick note to say good luck to the Devils in the playoffs this weekend as they take on the Blaze in the semi finals on Saturday.
They’ve had a turbulant season playing without a home rink for the first few months, losing their manager and now changing ownership for next season as well. Already British Knockout Cup winners a playoff victory would make this difficult time one of their most successful to boot.
For many web designer and developers out there the thought of validating a website to W3C standards is a scary, pointless pain the ass.
To others, like me, it’s kinda important. On this note I’ve found a great web directory that only lists Valid HTML websites, and you can see my profile here: http://www.w3csites.com/profile.asp?u=JakeCop.
I would add MrDaz.com, but the sodding YouTube embeded code invalidates the markup. Foiled by Google, those very people who prize valid markup so highly. The irony eh?
Bit of shameless self promotion here but one of my favourite sites has just gone live, www.visitcaerphilly.com – designed by the Ginger Nuggett Jason Veal and developed by yours truly; it’s a lovely site.
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