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Thanks to everyone who attended my new talk on making money with affiliate marketing. I loved the interactions and wish we had another 75 minutes to get more detailed. I am posting my slide deck and resources for you to download. And remember; DO SOMETHING!!!
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Last Summer, around August 2008, I started work on my latest book and spent the next 5 months working on updates to the Beer House application . WROX asked me to write the book and only had 2 requirements: 1) Use Entity Framework 2) Add more AJAX to the
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There are so many factors that go into getting favorable search engine rankings in the major search engines. But having a top 3 placement is the the end of the battle, you still have to get the searcher to click on your result, and you are competing against
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Most of the last two years of my career I have been developing applications behind the firewall and let’s face it most ASP.NET applications sit behind the firewall. This is unfortunate because ASP.NET offers the most scalable and performant (yes that
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I have developed over 250 ASP.NET sites alone in the past 6 years. In doing that many sites I have had more than my fair share of opportunities to develop custom E-Commerce solutions. They all are unique, since every business is unique. But at the same
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Last week Jonathan Hochman wrote an article about how URL Rewriting does not work properly on the ASP.NET/IIS platform . He could not be farther from the truth if it bit him on his big toe and drew blood. Jonathan admits that he was extremely green to
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I use the MSDN web site all the time to look up information. In fact I generally do not install a local version of the Visual Studio or .NET help files because I tend to be online 99% of the time and the MSDN site is always current. Recently they did
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If you have heard one of my URL Rewriting presenations I talk some about Search Engine Optimization and Pay Per Click Marketing for ASP.NET developers. MSN Adcenter is Microsoft's PPC advertising program. It costs $5 to get started. I just found a
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What a day! I have to tell you when I decided to speak at the NJ Code Camp I was not expecting to have 15 solid hours of great .NET learning and fellowship. I made a lot of new friends and learned some valuable things about .NET technologies, how they
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