Baseball anyone?
There has been talk about weekly baseball game at Tyrone Community Centre 7:30pm on Sundays. If anyone is interested in this or other pick up games in the Village, please email Sue Sutcliffe to be added to the list.
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Building Vital Rural Communities Conference
The Foundation for Rural Living is hosting their first ever conference at the University of Guelph (June 6 & 7) and I am proud to announce that I am a presenter delivering a presentation titled “Beyond Websites: Using technology to build your organization’s profile & raise funds”
"Group of Seven Bed & Breakfast" Open House and Garden Tour
Coming up soon on Wednesday, June 6th, 2007 is the “Group of Seven Bed & Breakfast” Open House and Garden Tour from 10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. This is a Free event and everyone is invited! There are over 18 exciting stops…..including the 9 Bed & Breakfasts which will be showcasing artisans, local produce, beautiful … Continue reading “"Group of Seven Bed & Breakfast" Open House and Garden Tour”
Google Analytics: See Your Site Through Google’s Eyes
Sign up for Google Analytics, so you can see your website through Google’s eyes….
Networking for Dollars
Business Professional Women – Durham Region ChapterIt was a pleasure delivering “The Power of Networking — With a Little Help from my Friends” and sharing the podium with illustrious Gary Polonsky, founder of UOIT, who headlined this event. At last count this BPW Durham fundraising conference called Roadmap to Success: Making Connections raised over $600 … Continue reading “Networking for Dollars”
Ticket Name Syntax
AWTW’s ticketing system depends on tickets being created with the correct subject line syntax e.g. “MMDD—DOMAINNAME—concise description” where: MM/DD = month/date due. DomainName = full domain name Concise description Describes the charge on the customer’s invoice Describes the charge on the subcontractor’s invoice Contains all information in subject line that one might need to search … Continue reading “Ticket Name Syntax”
Keeping all the threads
Each time you take any action with regards to a ticket, you need to append the latest version of the ticket, and forward to both tickets @ awebthatworks.com and subcontractorname@awebthatworks.com. CAUTION: Tickets are intended to capture all actions/communication with regards to a project so please ensure you respond to the latest ticket, to ensure threads … Continue reading “Keeping all the threads”
The Power of Networking — With a Little Help from my Friends
Town of AjaxIt was a pleasure to speak to this enthusiastic morning crowd about Networking.
The domain name — healthyhabitsclub.com — is for sale!
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Durham College
In 1996, MaryLynn West-Moynes, President of Durham College recruited Sue Sutcliffe to research online schools, develop a website strategy, and then liaise with their stakeholders to implement and launch their first Corporate website. Together with an amazingly talented team of digital marketing professionals, we completed this contract on time, on budget, and continued to work … Continue reading “Durham College”
What is a WEBRING (Web Ring)?
A webring (or web ring) is a collection of similarly themed websites connected in a circular structure — a traffic building technique made popular in the 1990s by amateur websites. Webrings are managed on a central website and are managed by a moderators responsible for: adding/removing pages to the web ring website and supplying web … Continue reading “What is a WEBRING (Web Ring)?”
E-mail Procedures
Subcontractor agrees to: Communicate using the e-mail address that ends in @websitetalent.com whenever conducting business on behalf of aWEBthatWORKS.com answer/acknowledge all email messages within one business day include the domain name in subject line of all email messages sent
CANCELLATION POLICY
ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL While we do not refund your ticket price, we will allow the transfer of the ticket to another attendee with 48 hours written notice. REFUNDS If training cancelled, event holder will be refunded in full.
PIPEDA: An Executive Summary
PIPEDA (Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act) requires that organizations covered by the Act adhere to its ten basic principles: (source: http://www.privcom.gc.ca/information/guide_e.asp) Accountability – an organization must clearly identify a person within that organization who is their in-house PIPEDA compliance officer. This individual will re responsible for ensuring that the organization in is continual … Continue reading “PIPEDA: An Executive Summary”
What do they mean by Top Level Domain?
Although there are many domain extensions now, prior to the creation of ICANN in 1998, there were only seven generic top-level domains. They are: .com (commercial) administered by Verisign The most popular domain extension by far. .org (organization) administered by Public Interest Registry Intended for use by non-profit organizations but open to anyone .net (network) … Continue reading “What do they mean by Top Level Domain?”
The Internet Advantage: Better, faster and cheaper
Increase Your Sales Communicate Better, Faster & Cheaper Network with all the Right People Download software, utilities & graphics Read the News before it hits the stands! Information at your Fingertips Update Information Instantly! Increase Your Sales Since your web storefront never closes, clients and prospective clients are free to order when it’s convenient to … Continue reading “The Internet Advantage: Better, faster and cheaper”
FamilyRealty.com (launched in 1995) was my first profitable digital marketing campaign!
✔ I led a project team in the development of a corporate website, making Family Realty the first Canadian realtor to leverage the Internet. ✔ I then developed a multimedia listing presentation tool called “NETmore” which provided agents with a state-of-the-art marketing tool, increased the company’s listing inventory, and recruited one new broker and hundreds … Continue reading “FamilyRealty.com (launched in 1995) was my first profitable digital marketing campaign!”
Webmaster or Wannabe: Look, Listen and Ask
With budgets as tight as they are, it is only natural for you to want to save on expenses where ever you can. If you are thinking of using an in-house person to create your company’s web page it is important to choose someone with a flair for design, who will have the aptitude to … Continue reading “Webmaster or Wannabe: Look, Listen and Ask”
