

What’s in a name anyway?
So throw out that old tradition of naming your child after the great grandfather (George) or Religious Saint (Paul), or hey, even after the place you conceived the child (Vegas).
So throw out that old tradition of naming your child after the great grandfather (George) or Religious Saint (Paul), or hey, even after the place you conceived the child (Vegas).
Only 56 per cent of households with incomes of $30,000 or less use the internet, why?
Are Canadian Internet service providers charging a premium for such an invaluable service?
Do you have thoughts?
1. Make sure your website is up to date Website viewing is on the decline, so if your site is not changing, nobody is coming back 2. Contribute items to your website at least once a week There are so many great, easy-to-use CMS (customer management systems). Your site does not have to be overly designed. Simplicity is everything. Navigation is key. WordPress, TypePad or Blogger. Cheap templates are available. 3. Bookmark links to other sites and information sources It takes a lot of work to create all the content