We all know the great benefits of maintaining online blogs in the world today. A blog is not only a good manager but is also the key platform for online marketing opportunities. This opportunity creates the presence of the product or service you are trying to promote on the...
PART 1 – CSS Color Module Level 3
In the latest CSS3 recommendations relating to color, e.g. opacity, rgb values, there are a couple of noticeable and welcome changes coming your way. Previously if you looked to adding any alpha transparency to backgrounds or manipulate the hue,saturation,lightness of elements it...
When you have a good WordPress blog and plugins are installed from the plugin's library, you can create your own simple WordPress plugin. How you want to customize it depends on your needs. Here's an article outlining the steps necessary on How to Write a Simple WordPress Plugin!
The main...
Our Email Marketing Services help you send emails to customers quickly and easily. Supporting Html email forms in accordance with standards that do not violate the provisions of the spam email server. Send mass emails to the correct addresses.
A useful statistical tool which details the number of emails sent,...
Robots.txt is used to instruct search engines to automatically discover your pages and then search the index page. Most sites have folders and files that do not need the search engine robots to visit, so creating a robots.txt file can help you with SEO.
Robots.txt file is a simple file...
In a world flooded with digital noise, email marketing remains one of the most powerful tools for connecting with your audience. But let’s be honest—getting someone to open an email is one battle, and getting them to click is another. The inbox is a crowded place, filled with newsletters,...
I used to think marketing was never my forte until I got introduced to it unknowingly! Strange as it may sound, email marketing caught my fancy one day after I was receiving a series of marketing mails for tours and I decided to delve into this subject out of...
It takes the form:
preg_match('/regularexpression/', $textstring)
Note the forward slash at the start and end of the regular expression. This is a way of indicating there is a regular expression between the forward slashes. Other PHP commands used with regexs are preg_split, preg_replace and preg_match_all. You can find out more of...
