We’ve all got comments in our blog(s) with weird syntax and grammar, but are people really that weird or is it just another spambot?

This weekend it was time for the 2012 version of Dustin Expo in Stockholm. Unlike last year when they had several new, cool and innovative stuff, this year the companies had just normal stuff to show which was a real turnoff.

Malware is something we all have to watch out for. The person surfing the web should of course only visit sites that belong to reputable companies they know will clean their site from malware if the horrible would happen and the site owners should do everything they can to prevent …

With million of blogs out there, getting people to find yours can be very difficult. While search engine optimization may be enough, you should also consider using social media. Since you can easily spread your blog around all the different networks, you make it easier for people to find you. …

Information products are digital, audio and video based products, typically delivered electronically via download. Tens of thousands of people make their living online selling “virtual” products in industries as diverse as eldercare, test preparation, scrapbooking, and pet care.

Most of us have a Dropbox account and since it’s important to keep your backups on a different server than the one where you host your blog it would be ideal to backup your blog database and upload files to Dropbox.

Some of us have been active bloggers for quite some time now (this blogs database dates back all the way to 2006 as an example), which means that the data is quite valuable and must be protected from loss, theft and destruction.

I’ve just uploaded a few more photos at XavierMedia.dk. When we started that site it was the idea that it would have more than just 10 photos, but the site was just build and not updated as planned (like for way too many projects).

There’s a term called post your ads for free in the marketing business and if you haven’t experienced it yet it’s time today.