Share All – Google Analytics
Following on from my Cookies post, researching the cookies that Google Analytics places on your computer
Following on from my Cookies post, researching the cookies that Google Analytics places on your computer
Some of you might be aware that a new piece of legislation is being introduced (and enforced) on the 26th May 2012. Which basically states that ANY site using Cookies must give the user the right to DECLINE those cookies.
Carl was starting up a new company called The Fit Farm – the business was all about Corporate fitness and Personal Training – bringing the gym to your desk!
Keep an eye on this latest Scam Slom Solutions Limited / britishintheweb.co.uk. If you get contacted I suggest that you ignore and file in B for BIN
So do YOU back up? How often? Basically if you don’t back up then if something does happen to you – emails, images, photos or website – how would you get it back!? Its a scary thing when your internet goes down – imagine how scary if your computer breaks down..
Its always a big task for any web designer to ensure that the website that you have created – actually works and perform and displays the same across a variety of browsers and applications.
So without having them all – how is this possible!
Is your website slow?
Do the images take a long time to load?
Do you get bored waiting for the content to display?
Its a personal bug bear to me – that when I am trying to read a website I am constantly distracted by an advert – that is flashing and catching my eye.
If that is your advert – do you think GREAT its catching your eye?
Or do we then think – would anyone buy from an advert that annoyed them?
You will probably have used a site that uses a security certificate or SSL (secure sockets layer) – basically anytime that you have paid for something online you will be using a secure website
Now I have a personal issue with some email accounts these are namely hotmail/yahoo/AOL – don’t get me wrong when they started it was great that people could get email for free! However nowadays these are often used for/by spammers to attack your systems and avoid detection.