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Domains would be less than £10 a year, Hosting less than £50. You could also probably work something out using a hosted Google Sites web site which might do the job initially for free - you could go a long way with a hosted wordpress blog,etc. If you need some hosting I have some personal hosting available. by darrenrmoore
About 1 year ago
aedjp needs help with how much should it cost for hosting a simple web site (about 5 pages of text and images) and keeping a domain registered?
About 1 year ago
Domains would be less than £10 a year, Hosting less than £50. You could also probably work something out using a hosted Google Sites web site which might do the job initially for free - you could go a long way with a hosted wordpress blog,etc. If you need some hosting I have some personal hosting available. by darrenrmoore
About 1 year ago
r_j_architects needs help with how to we increase our web ID. We're now doing twitter facebook and linkedin. But when we seach for images of Russell Jones Architects we get a bald chap in google and hardly any of our work?! Plus how do we increase our twitter following?!
About 1 year ago
Have you considered creating a gallery of your work on Flickr, or perhaps even starting a Tumblr blog showcasing your current and previous work? As for increasing your Twitter following, after looking through your recent Tweets I think that you're doing just fine and should keep buggering on! Remember... Patience is a virtue :) by stuartwitts
About 1 year ago
Thankyou Stuart. Have done Flickr but i will look into to tumblr. The one problem is we'll have to keep posting stuff across many websites, surely there's a simplier method? by r_j_architects
About 1 year ago
keep sending out interesting information and we'll give you some retweets on Twitter, you might also want to consider blogging, will give a more personal side to your web presence. by sim
About 1 year ago
one other thing, visit settings here and put a short bio and link to your website so users can see who you are and click through by sim
About 1 year ago
wow loving the site. Thanks for the help. by r_j_architects
About 1 year ago
Once you've setup a blog you can simply add the RSS feed into multiple services to help spread the message. That way, you only need to add it in one place. by stuartwitts
About 1 year ago
yep, a link to your website in your cofacio profile would be good, so we can see what you're all about. What part of the country are you based? by soosy
About 1 year ago
thanks soosy. Based in Cardiff but can travel anywhere. by r_j_architects
About 1 year ago
Why do you want to increase your twitter following? Surely you want to find the BEST people to follow? What you should do is set up columns on tweetdeck searching tweets for words associated with your work and you can then reply to those people with advice and raise your profile that way. by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
I'm told that you should retweet 10 messages, write 10 new ones and find 3 new followers (quality ones) each day to increase your twitter presence. I increased my business twitter following simply by going through and finding relevant companies to follow, and more often than not they follow me back. Off to look for you now! by wannabe_goddess
About 1 year ago
As one of the people above mentioned, it's important to concentrate on quality of the followers, not the number. Link to articles of interest, add value to other people by showing an interest in them. Start a blog and get people participating in it. Start 'listening' for mentions of people who may require your service. Do all these things and the numbers will increase, believe me :) by banksy6
About 1 year ago
darrenrmoore needs help with keeping goldfish and their friends - we have a tank and some plants and are about to buy some fish on Xmas Eve - any tips
About 1 year ago
Good luck, just beware of over feeding them because that will dirty the tank and remember to clean it regularly. You'll need plastic bags for that. Also get a few so if one dies it's not the end of the world by cofacio
About 1 year ago
We had a goldfish called Jaws (it was the s!)70'd he lasted years. yk I'm sure. One thing I remember was letting the tapwater stand for s few hours before putting the fish in. I think you can get tablets that speed up the process now. Also leave the fish by cakeshaped
About 1 year ago
How are the fish? by bad_housewife
About 1 year ago
