Tomorrow it’s the 16th birthday for Xavier Media®. Back in 1996 when I started this company I don’t think it would still be active after 16 years, and also in Internet times it’s a huge amount of time.

We all want as many followers as possible, right? At least if you’re running a blog or a company and would like to be able to make some profit from the site/blog or whatever you run you need to have visitors, and you get loyal visitors from social sites. SocialClerks …

Did your password  got cracked during the LinkedIn , Eharmony or Last.fm hack this month? If that’s the case then you really need to re-check your password policy. Yes, even private persons need a “password policy ” to survive these days.

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. …

Today exactly 15 years ago, more exact in 1996, Xavier Media was registered as a company and officially started its business!

Social media has become an integral part of every business. Businesses needs to be on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and other sites to maintain online visibility, and give their current customers a way to connect with the company they support and others that support it as well.

This week Google+ opened up for everyone (or at least almost everyone) with a Google account.

In the first part of this blog post series I wrote about the hack against user accounts on several popular sites like Facebook and Salesforce. I also mentioned that it’s easy to secure your own site from this problem by using a SSL certificate, so in this blog post we …