sex.com

The recent sale of sex.com, brokered by domain marketplace operator Sedo, has resulted in a Guinness World Record for “most expensive internet address domain name”.

Sex.com was sold for $13 million by Escom to Clover Holdings on 17 November 2010.

To put this in some context: in its 10 years of existence, Sedo says it has brokered about $400 million worth of domain names, including a number of other seven-figure transactions for premium domains such as Vodka.com, Pizza.com and Russia.com.

Needless to say, the Guinness World Record will only further strengthen the notion of sex.com being the most valuable domain name on the Internet, although we should note that there’s always a slight chance a higher price for another domain name was paid at some point, in a private transaction.[ad code=1 align=center]

From:http://techcrunch.com/2011/01/04/so-you-just-bought-sex-com-for-13-million-now-what/

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sex.com website

Sex.com brings in quite some money even now that it’s still parked. In fact, he claims the placeholder website receives more than 125,000 visitors on a daily basis, from all over the world (but mostly from the United States, India and Germany).[ad code=3 align=center]

The ad-littered parking page was set up as a placeholder while he figured out how best to develop the domain name, but the revenues he’s received from Sex.com already far exceed his expectations – he wouldn’t provide more details, but says the page is on track to return well into seven figures a year.

That means that even if Jeff ends up never doing anything with it other than forwarding the domain name to a parked page, he could potentially still make $13 million from it by 2024, earning back his investment.

Obviously, that’s not his goal. There are lots of opportunities to develop a domain name like Sex.com in my mind, adult businesses being an obvious choice. However, Jeff says he’s gotten a handful of interesting offers from mainstream media companies, technology companies and even one from the pharmaceutical industry so far. He hasn’t made up his mind on how to proceed with the commercialization of the domain name yet, but Jeff adds that he and his team have a deadline they’re working towards.

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Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates, 4th Edition

This is the must-have book for designers who want to expand their skills and improve the quality of their designs. Learning CSS technology and continually improving one’s design and developer skills is essential for every Web designer in today’s marketplace. The goal of Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates is to educate beginning-to-intermediate Web designers on the various issues involved with Web design through general discussion, case studies, and specific tips and techniques.[ad code=3 align=center]

Using easy-to-understand language and concepts, the book teaches designers and developers how to create professional-quality CSS-based designs. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is explored, giving the reader a strong, basic understanding of how to get sites to rank better in search engines. Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) also is explained, helping the designer create a more efficient site for the users who are already visiting. You’ll get the benefit of the author’s experience. With more than 15 years of experience as a Web designer for Fortune 500 companies, non-profits, and small businesses alike, Eccher has learned numerous tips and techniques of the trade and discloses them here, saving you time and aggravation by alerting you to potential pitfalls.[ad code=1 align=center]

About the Author
Clint Eccher (Fort Collins, CO) is an award winning Web designer with more than 15 years of experience designing and developing professional Web sites. He is the owner of A5design, a Web design company that not only subcontracts to various marketing, advertising, and IT organizations, but also is commissioned by Fortune 500 companies, non-profit organizations, and small businesses for Web design and development. In addition to authoring the previous editions of Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates, which have been published in five different languages, he is also the author of Advanced Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates.

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MySQL, 4th Edition

MySQL is an open source relational database management system that has experienced a phenomenal growth in popularity and use. Known for its speed and ease of use, MySQL has proven itself to be particularly well-suited for developing database-backed websites and applications.

In MySQL, Paul DuBois provides a comprehensive guide to using and administering MySQL effectively and productively. He describes everything from the basics of getting information into a database and formulating queries, to using MySQL with PHP or Perl to generate dynamic web pages, to writing your own programs that access MySQL databases, to administering MySQL servers.[ad code=1 align=center]

The fourth edition of this bestselling book has been meticulously revised and updated to thoroughly cover the latest features and capabilities of MySQL 5.0, as well as to add new coverage of features introduced with MySQL 5.1.

“One of the best technical books I have read on any subject.”
–Gregory Haley, C Vu, The Association of C & C++ Users

“A top-notch user’s guide and reference manual, and in my opinion, the only book you’ll need for the daily operation and maintenance of MySQL databases.”
–Eugene Kim, Web Techniques

Introduction 1

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Part I: General MySQL Use
Chapter 1: Getting Started with MySQL 13
Chapter 2: Using SQL to Manage Data 101
Chapter 3: Data Types 201
Chapter 4: Stored Programs 289
Chapter 5: Query Optimization 303

Part II: Using MySQL Programming Interfaces
Chapter 6: Introduction to MySQL Programming 341
Chapter 7: Writing MySQL Programs Using C 359
Chapter 8: Writing MySQL Programs Using Perl DBI 435
Chapter 9: Writing MySQL Programs Using PHP 527

Part III: MySQL Administration
Chapter 10: Introduction to MySQL Administration 579
Chapter 11: The MySQL Data Directory 585
Chapter 12: General MySQL Administration 609
Chapter 13: Access Control and Security 699
Chapter 14: Database Maintenance, Backups, and Replication 737

Part IV: Appendixes
Appendix A: Obtaining and Installing Software 777
Appendix B: Data Type Reference 797
Appendix C: Operator and Function Reference 813
Appendix D: System, Status, and User Variable Reference 889
Appendix E: SQL Syntax Reference 937
Appendix F: MySQL Program Reference 1037
Appendix G: C API Reference 1121
Appendix H: Perl DBI API Reference 1177
Appendix I: PHP API Reference 1207

Index 1225

Book Details

Paperback: 1224 pages
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; 4th Edition (August, 2008)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0672329387
ISBN-13: 978-0672329388
File Size: 6.4 MiB
Hits: 1,195 times
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Once upon a time, starting a business meant months of researching, refining business goals and writing business plans, talking to investors and banks, negotiating for loans, and raising money. But today, agile web development practices mean that you can almost launch on an idea and figure it out as you go. At least that’s what authors Jason Glaspey and Scott Kveton and their colleague Michael Richardson did when starting bacn.com, an online bacon retailer.

In this mouth-watering tale, they describe their process of starting a business on a shoestring, including the things they did right and the things they did wrong. Bacn.com didn’t make them millionaires — not even close! But the lessons they learned have led to comfortable success on their follow-up ventures. And whether it’s choosing a domain name or selecting the right content management systems, buying and storing inventory or figuring out fulfillment, using social media for marketing or finding a location to host an “epic” party, their stories will help you jumpstart your own web business.[ad code=1 align=center]

About the Author
Jason Glaspey is a freelance interactive producer who works with a wide range of clients creating interactive content. Jason has been building websites and online tools for himself for years now as a way to escape the client work that kept him busy during the day. By constantly fiddling and testing opportunities online, he’s continuously refined the way in which new businesses are created in a day where much of what you need can be acquired with a laptop and an internet connection. His professional experience consists of global brands such as Nike, Burton Snowboards, Starbucks, and Nokia, to small local companies native to his hometown of Portland, Oregon.

Scott Kveton is an entrepreneur who lives and works in Portland, Oregon. He is currently the co-founder and CEO a mobile phone infrstructure company called Urban Airship and has been active with a variety of startups and open source/standards groups over the past 15 years. Beyond technology, Scott is an avid gardener, from-scratch pizza maker and of course, bacon lover.

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HTML Manual of Style, 4th Edition

THE CLASSIC WEB AUTHORING GUIDE, NOW 100% UPDATED AND BETTER THAN EVER!

If it’s for the Web, this book will help you create it…faster, smarter, better! Don’t settle for canned templates or boilerplate designs! Take control, with the classic guide to HTML web authoring…now completely revised for the latest techniques and shortcuts, including HTML5!

Build it right…

• Well-planned and well-organized
• Easy to navigate
• Fun to read, view, and use
• Search engine-friendly and findable
• Reliable and consistent
• Easy to update and maintain
• Compatible with any browser

Build it all…

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• Websites and pages
• Wiki articles
• Web services and ecommerce
• eBay pages
• Blog posts
• HTML email
• And much more!

Contains quick reference guides to HTML elements and CSS properties–including the newest HTML5 and CSS3 improvements!

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About the Author
Larry Aronson is a systems engineer who helps people and computers understand each other better and work together more productively. He designs, builds, and maintains websites, and consults with individuals and small businesses. Aronson wrote the original HTML Manual of Style, one of the first bestselling HTML books. He cochaired the New York Macintosh Users’ Group’s Internet SIG in the ’80s, cofounded the World Wide Web Artists’ Consortium in the ’90s, and is a founding member of the Social Media Club.

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Dynamics of SEO and Programming

One of the purposes of seo services is to support the notion that the computer programming can also be linked to the marketing elements of the usage. The product is focused on the ability to market different products so the natural listings. The natural listings involve the many web pages that are indexed by the major search engines. Google happens to be the most dominant in this perspective but it is closely followed by Yahoo and then MSN which has now turned into LIVE. The technical development concentrates on the possibility of putting the products on the front line of the listings. In most cases the top page is the aim. That is about the top ten listings. If the management of the program has been particularly effective it is important to have the same website with listings on different products on the engines. This is a rare occurrence that is soon cancelled out by the efforts of the rivals who make it their business to get to the top.

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The skills that are required to deliver this support are not too technical that they are beyond the reach of the programmers that do other activities that are associated with the internet. There are many website owners that have decided that it is in their interest to study the details of how the engines operate so that they can carry out specific campaigns with the purpose of ensuring that they are at the top of the game when it comes to search engine advertising. This sort of DIY process has been very effective in controlling the marketing budget. The outsourcing of this service is always problematic because it creates assumptions that are just not sustainable in the real world. It is better to work on the premise that the individual website owner can do the work if they undertake the relevant training. The benefits of the program justify the investment.

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The strict competition within the online market has pushed the participants to constantly improve the way that they deal with the engines. They are always finding new methods of ensuring that they are ahead of the game. In some instances this competition has led to the unsavory methods that are referred as Black Hat. These might deliver some short term results but they cannot deliver the long term that is needed to ensure that the person is enjoying the very best of offerings. It is one of the most effective marketing tools because it does not necessary require high investment outlay. Some of the smallest websites have been able to make a very strong impact by just being there. They work through the system until they get the kinds of results that they are hoping for. This gives them the edge against the larger websites that do not care for the detail. This is work that requires dedication on the part of the person that is managing the program. It also needs a concentration on the priorities at the time.

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ASP.NET 3.5 CMS Development

ASP.NET 3.5 is equipped with a built-in security system, standard design templates, and easy configurations for database connections, which make it the ideal language for building a content management system. With the strong community support for the ASP.NET platform, you can be assured that what you write today will be around and supported for years to come. You can imagine how easy it is to get lost in the myriad features especially if you are a newcomer.

This book shows you how to make use of ASP.NET’s features and create a functional Content Management System quickly and conveniently. You will learn how to build your site and see the different ways in which you can customize your code to fit your needs. With this book in hand, you can easily set up users and groups, create valuable content for your users, and manage the layout of your site efficiently. All you need is a basic understanding of coding and a desire to learn, and this book will take care of the rest.

This book will teach you to get your site up and running quickly, and maintain its content even if you have little or no web design or programming experience. It will give you all the knowledge you need to use the tools as well as the code required to make yourself a strong developer far beyond your site. It begins with setting up your programming environment and coding a Content Management System. You will learn how to install and configure a database and connect it to your CMS. You will be able to create content and manage the layout of your site, and also make it available beyond the browser. At the end of this book, you will have designed and built a CMS that allows you to administer an Articles section, Images and Files sections, as well as a full set of Administrator tools for your site.
Build, Manage, and Extend your own Content Management System

• Create your own Content Management System with the understanding needed to expand it and add new functionality as your needs grow
• Learn to build a fully functional application with very little code and set up users and groups within your application
• Manage the layout of your site using Master Pages, Content Placeholders, Themes, Regions, and Zones
• A step-by-step guide with plenty of code snippets and screen images
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What you will learn from this book?

• Set up your programming environment and jump right into coding a completely functional Content Management System
• Install and configure a database and connect it to your Content Management System
• Learn all about n-tier architecture and how it can work within Content Management Systems
• Set up users and groups within your application and learn about the management tools
• Create and manage valuable content within your site for the users and learn how to make it available beyond the browser
• Learn all about Master Pages, Content Placeholders, Themes/Skins, and managing the layout of your site
• Begin digging into site navigation and looking into the concepts of inheritance
• Use Administrator privileges to manage your site from a single point

Approach

This step-by-step tutorial shows the reader how to build an ASP.NET Content Management System from scratch. You will first learn the basics of a content management system and how to set up the tools you need to build your site. Then, you start building your site, setting up users, and adding content to your site. You will be able to edit the content of your site and also manage its layout all by yourself. Towards the end, you will learn to manage your site from a single point and will have all the information you need to extend your site to make it more powerful.

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Filled with plenty of code snippets and screen images to keep you on track as well as numerous additional samples to show you all the exciting alternatives to explore, this book prepares you for all the challenges you can face in development.

Who this book is written for?

This book is for beginner to intermediate ASP.NET users who have managed to learn Visual Web Developer and want to take on their first real-world application. It will help those who have used SQL Server Express, completed a few sample projects, and now wish to explore a Content Management System.

About the Author
Curt Christianson has been involved in the tech community since the mid 1990s and has been a professional developer for more than a decade. He is an active community contributor on the Asp.net forums as well as a Forum Moderator. He is currently in his 6th Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award cycle for his work with ASP/ASP.Net. He is writing a number of open source add-ins and Starter Kits. He’s based in Wisconsin, U.S.A. as a professional developer as well as contributing to books and articles, both printed and on the Internet.

Curt is in the process of entering into the life of a married man thanks to his better half Jessyca. They plan on settling down with lots of little ones running around, providing the mosquitoes don’t carry them all off first or the winter chill doesn’t get them.

Jeff Cochran is a Senior Network Specialist for the City of Naples, Florida. A large part of his job includes web design and coding, as well as web server management. Jeff has nearly two decades of experience with the Internet, having started one of the first Internet Service Providers in Southwest Florida, and has worked with Windows and Unix-based web servers. Now primarily concentrating on Windows technologies, Jeff has been a Microsoft MVP for Microsoft’s Internet Information Server for nearly a decade and is active in the ASP Classic and ASP.NET communities as well.

Jeff has been married for twenty years to Zina, a graphic designer and, according to most accounts, the driving force that keeps him focused on… Oh look – A Pony! In the off-hours, Jeff and Zina spend much of their time remodeling a 1950s bungalow in Naples, Florida, trying to keep the rain out and the cats in. Jeff also has a long-term addiction to classic pinball machines, tropical fish, and off-road vehicles, all of which compete with home repairs for a share of his income.

Product Details

• Paperback: 284 pages
• Publisher: Packt Publishing (June 25, 2009)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1847193617
• ISBN-13: 978-1847193612
• File Size: 10.1 KiB
• Hits: 3 times

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MySQL Admin Cookbook

MySQL is the most popular open-source database and is also known for its easy set up feature. However, proper configuration beyond the default settings still is a challenge, along with some other day-to-day maintenance tasks such as backing up and restoring, performance tuning, and server monitoring. These tasks have not been covered thoroughly in the default documentation.

This book provides both step-by-step recipes and relevant background information on these topics and more. It covers everything from basic to advanced aspects of MySQL administration and configuration. One of the things you are really going to love about this book is that all recipes are based on real-world experience and were derived from proven solutions used in an enterprise environment.

This book shows you everything you need to know about MySQL Administration. You will learn to set up MySQL replication to manage load balancing and deal with online backup and fail-over scenarios. As you consider the benefits of backing up, you might like to back up your database efficiently with advanced techniques covered in this book.

The book demonstrates how to create, modify, and delete indexes. You will also learn to identify duplicate indexes, which hinder your MySQL server performance. This book focuses on administration tasks and will help you as an administrator to optimize the database for efficiency and reliability.

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You will learn to manage data efficiently by inserting data in existing database content and importing and exporting databases. The sooner you learn about taking advantage of metadata from this book, the sooner you can start using the space efficiently. Get to know about managing users and assigning privileges and regaining lost administrative user credentials. Finally, learn to manage the database schema by customizing it to automate database schema evolution in the context of application updates.
99 great recipes for mastering MySQL configuration and administration

Set up MySQL to perform administrative tasks such as efficiently managing data and database schema, improving the performance of MySQL servers, and managing user credentials
Deal with typical performance bottlenecks and lock-contention problems
Restrict access sensibly and regain access to your database in case of loss of administrative user credentials
Part of Packt’s Cookbook series: Each recipe is a carefully organized sequence of instructions to complete the task as efficiently as possible
What you will learn from this book

Set up MySQL replication to manage load balancing, online back up, and fail-over scenarios
Create, modify, and delete indexes; also identify duplicate indexes to optimize your MySQL servers’ performance
Leverage the power of MySQL Administrator, Query Browser GUI Tools, and the MySQL command line client
Back up your database and restore the data efficiently and reliably with advanced techniques such as on-the-fly compression, point-in-time recovery, avoiding extended lock situations, backup in replication scenarios, and partial backup and restore.
Manage data by deleting data in a highly efficient manner, inserting data based on existing database content, and importing and exporting data in a customizable manner

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Monitor table space usage and use database metadata to your advantage
Deal with typical performance bottlenecks and lock-contention problems
Configure MySQL and leverage available settings to their full potential
Manage MySQL user accounts and assign appropriate privileges
Restrict access sensibly and regain access to your database in case of loss of administrative user credentials
Manage the schema by adding and removing columns from tables, choosing a suitable storage engine and character set for individual needs
Add a new primary key column to a table already filled with data and also manage and automate database schema evolution in the context of application updates
Approach

This book uses the approach of a cookbook, presenting solutions to problems in the form of recipes. Each recipe provides the reader with easy step-by-step descriptions of the actions necessary to accomplish a specific task. Example values and code samples are used throughout the recipes, which makes adaptation for individual needs easy

Administrators of all skill-levels will find step-by-step instructions for practical approaches to MySQL configuration, maintenance, and optimization topics. Each recipe uses a concrete example for easy understanding.

Who this book is written for

This book is for ambitious MySQL users as well as professional data center database administrators. Beginners as well as experienced administrators will profit from this cookbook and get fresh ideas to improve their MySQL environments. Detailed background information will enable them to widen their MySQL horizon.

It does not cover SQL basics, how to install MySQL servers, or how to design a relational database schema. Readers are expected to have a basic understanding of the SQL language and database concepts in general.

About the Author

Daniel Schneller works as a software developer, database administrator, and general IT professional for an independent software vendor in the retail sector. After successfully graduating from the University of Cooperative Education in Heidenheim, Germany with a degree in Business Computer Science, he started his career as a professional software developer, focused on the Microsoft technology stack. In 2002 he started focusing on enterprise-level Java development and has since gained extensive knowledge and experience implementing large scale systems based on Java EE and relational databases, especially MySQL since version 4.0.

Currently he is mostly involved with the ongoing development of framework-level functionality, including customization and extension of an ORM-based persistence layer. He is involved in different open source projects such as FindBugs, Eclipse, and Checkstyle and infrequently blogs about Java, MySQL, Windows, Linux and other insanities at danielschneller.com

Udo Schwedt is head of the Java architecture team and deputy head of the Java development department at the IT service provider for Germany’s market leader in the Do-It-Yourself sector. After finishing his studies at RWTH Aachen, Germany with a degree in Computer Science, he started his career as a professional Java developer in a leading software company in the banking sector. In 2003, he joined his current company as a framework developer, subsequently taking the role of a lead architect.

Both authors are involved in a large scale international software project, which encompasses development of a Java-based merchandise management software solution. This decentralized multi-platform environment is based on more than 500 decentralized MySQL server instances with more than 5,500 replication slaves. Daniel and Udo are responsible for configuration and management of this infrastructure.

Book Details

Paperback: 376 pages
Publisher: Packt Publishing; 1st New edition edition (March 15, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1847197965
ISBN-13: 978-1847197962
File Size: 5.7 KiB
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JavaScript Testing Beginner’s Guide

JavaScript is an important part of web development in today’s Web 2.0 world. While there are many JavaScript frameworks in the market, learning to write, test, and debug JavaScript without the help of any framework will make you a better JavaScript developer. However, testing and debugging can be time consuming, tedious, and painful. This book will ease your woes by providing various testing strategies, advice, and tool guides that will make testing smooth and easy.

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This book is organized in an easy to follow, step-by-step tutorial style to maximize your learning. You will first learn about the different types of errors you will most often encounter as a JavaScript developer. You will also learn the most essential features of JavaScript through our easy to follow examples.As you go along, you will learn how to write better JavaScript code through validation. Learning how to write validated code alone will help you improve tremendously as a JavaScript developer and most importantly, to write JavaScript code that runs better, faster, and with less bugs.

As our JavaScript program gets larger, we need better ways of testing our JavaScript code. You will learn how to go about various testing concepts and how to use them in your test plan. After which, you will learn how to implement the test plan for your code. To accommodate more complex JavaScript code, you will learn more about the built-in features of JavaScript to identify and catch different types of JavaScript error. Such information helps to spot the root of the problem so that you can act on it.

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Finally, you will learn how to make use of the built-in browser tools and other external tools to automate your testing process.

Learn how to test and debug JavaScript through example-driven tutorials.

What you will learn from this book

• Relationship between HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Different types of JavaScript error
• How to perform ad hoc testing
• How to validate your JavaScript code
• Different testing concepts
• Create a test plan and implement it
• How to test more complex code by using JavaScript’s exception handling
• Learn how to test the user interface controlled by JavaScript
• How to debug your code using tools such as Google Chrome, Javascript Debugger, and Firefox’s Venkman Extension.
• How to further automate your testing process using Sahi, Qunit, and JsLitmus
• Other testing tools that will make your testing process easier and less painful

Approach
This book is organized such that only the most essential information is provided to you in each chapter so as to maximize your learning. Examples and tutorials are given in an easy to follow, step-by-step manner so that you can see how the testing process is being carried out and how the code is being written. The source code also contains detailed explanation so that you know what the code is doing. Multiple screenshots are used in places that matter so that you have a visual sense of what is happening.

Who this book is written for
Beginner JavaScript developers looking for essential ways to write, test, and debug JavaScript for different purposes and situations.

Book Details

• Paperback: 272 pages
• Publisher: Packt Publishing (August, 2010)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1849510008
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Things a Website Developer or Web Designer should do for the Client

Things that a web developer should do for the client (or their own website), as part of the job.

The basic rules here are:

• Help them by getting it right from the start.
• You’re the expert so you should know about and be doing this stuff.
• Don’t wait until they ask for things that should already have been done correctly.

1. Make and set up a 404 error page (and any other likely error messages/handlers)

The default 404 error page on most sites is abysmal offering absolutely no help to the user.

Introduced to client that 404 error page is one of the most important also in a website.

2. Install a favicon.

Even if it’s a generic one though it’s much more impressive for the client of you actually create one from their logo. Why important? Saves 404 errors in the logs and looks nice as well (on Mozilla and Opera anyway, IE seems to have lost the plot on this even though they used to have it right).

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Installing favicon make website professional,  unique and corporate .

3. Install a robots.txt file

Again, even if it just has “User-agent: *” (or even just a # comment) it will at least save the 404 errors from robots looking for it. Better still add the dirs or files you don’t want indexed by robots to it.

robot.txt used in SEO and helps also in the website

4. When setting up the DNS, check it to see that there are no errors.

It’s amazing how many errors are out there in DNS records. Here’s a great free tool for you to play with.http://dnsreport.com/

5. Set up the email server correctly.

Help to set up emails like in Outlook.

6. Domain forwarding and email addresses.

This work can be done in cpanel side the client must know how it works also.

7. Adding Metadata

Make sure all your metadata is in place and where required unique on every page in the site. This is a workflow and template issue. We have a base template that we start every site with, or at least take the essentials from.

8. Validate the whole site

Validate the website in some error.

9. Document your code and script used

Make a documentation of the website always

10. Make  Statistics

Teach some statistics like google analytics .

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