Basic Steps For Search Engine Optimization

Posted by Admin Reports – February 1, 2008

Submitting your site to main search engines is not enough untill you dont try to optimize it . So search engine optimization is as necessary as submitting your site to google and yahoo !

Search engine optimization is the art and science of making web pages appear attractive to the search engines. The better optimized a website is, the higher the ranking it will receive from a search engines web crawlers, the higher its ranking the more traffic your website will have, the more traffic your website has the more profit your website will generate. The key is good internet search engine optimization.

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Saving Site Configuration to a File

Posted by Admin Reports – January 28, 2008

From time to time it is a good idea to save the site meta data (configuration) to a file. I do this every time I make a change to the site configuration. It’s also good to have a backup in case something bad happens to the server. I treat site configuration backups the same way I do a mysql backups. I download them to my dev server for safe keeping.

Let’s get started.

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Quick Tip: Adding mySQL and PHP to Your Windows Path

Posted by Admin Reports – January 25, 2008

Here is a quick tip showing you how to add mySQL and PHP to your Windows Server path. Many people ask how to do this and while it is included in the Installing mySQL and Installing PHP tutorials I thought I would make it easier for everyone to get the information.

Lets get to it.
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Adding A, IP, MX Records to a Windows DNS zone

Posted by Admin Reports – January 23, 2008

If you have to first set up your DNS server on Windows check out Setting Up Windows Server 2003 DNS Server. If you already have your Windows DNS server setup and just want to add a few records this tutorial will explain how to add those DNS records.

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Batch File to Backup Your Windows Server Database

Posted by Admin Reports – January 22, 2008

If you read Backing up Your Data with cwRsync and snyc2nas you learned how to send your data to an off site server. Now I’ll show you a couple ways to make incremental and dated zipped backups that you can store on your server to transfer with sync2nas or FTP the backup to your home box.

I’ll attach the batch files at the end of the post for those that don’t want to copy and paste the code. Now lets get started.

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