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Another Flash Site converted to Typo3 and HTML5 – VVO
VVO, a financial investment broker, had their website made in Flash a few years ago. It never really got very good ranking with the search engines. Lately of course they also ran into the problem that their site could not be viewed by people using Apple’s new iPhone and iPad, as these devices do not support Flash. Continue reading
Multiple Social Media Posts with one WordPress Post – News, Google+, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Blogger/Blogspot, Delicious
if you want your website and thus your services to be found on the Web. If you do not advertise your company website and services on the Internet’s new Social Media platforms such as Google+, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, Tumblr, Blogger/Blogspot and Delicious you will receive less visitors to your pages. It is no longer enough to just have a nice website or blog. The new media needs to be served too. Continue reading
Klimacheck with Contra Sept, the Geissens
Kaum war die Klimaanlage eingeschaltet, schlug ein äußerst unangenehmer Geruch Robert und Carmen Geiss in ihrem Audi Q 7 & Rolls Royce entgegen. Da wurde anscheinend die Klimaanlage nicht mit dem Produkt Contra Sept gewartet bzw. gereinigt. Contra Sept ist ein vom Deutschen Allergie- und Asthma Bund zertifiziertes Verfahren. Und Continue reading
New Webshop created by FSnD Germany with xtCommerce, Veyton
FSnD created a new Webshop for PlanteSystem together with the desing agency vierzehn02. The webshop was created using the shop software Veyton for PlanteSystem. Continue reading
Earn Money with Bookmark Pages
If you own a bookmark portal or a bookmark page, you naturally want to be able to make money with it. That’s obvious. Very few actually do earn income with their bookmarks, because they go and make every mistake possible. … Continue reading
Typo3, the Revolution in Webpage Creation and how I found it
I am originally a software developer. I work with C++ and develop Windows applications that interface with exotic hardware or with databases. I’ve been doing that for over 20 years now. Just a few years ago, if someone had suggested … Continue reading


