mardi 1 avril 2014

Warrington move

Anyone familiar with Warrington? I've been offered a job in Manchester but looking around I think we'd rather live outside the city.



I've registered with these Bridgfords estate agents Culcheth | Property for sale as we saw some signs when we were driving around but any other recommendations would be good.

Also, what are the transport links into Manchester like? I don't mind a bit of a commute and would rather have that than pay more to live more centrally.



cheers.




Internet pictures

I would like to use some pictures from the internet for my page and brochures. How do I know if the picture is legal to copy?

Where to look up if it is OK to copy, and where to find who owns that picture to buy or ask if it is free to use.



Thanks




Import Export Business

So Do I Really Need a Coach and Trainer to Help Me Get Started a Making money in the Import Export Business?




Eat 24 Breaks up with Facebook

Eat 24 is a nationwide delivery service and app. I use them quite a bit myself.

Recently they've announced that they've decided to remove Facebook as part of their marketing for reason that we've been stating here: What's the point if the people following you won't see your updates?



However, they did it much funnier:


Quote:




"Dear Facebook, Hey. It's Eat24. Look, we need to talk," read a post on the Eat24 blog. "This isn't easy to say since we've been together so long, but we need to break up. We'd love to say 'It's not you, it's us' but it's totally you. Not to be rude, but you aren't the smart, funny social network we fell in love with several years back. You've changed. A lot."



Read the full post here: http://ift.tt/1dNAUyq




web designing

what is css?




seo

scope in SEO line...?

please give me some suggestions...




Proprietary subscription model, or patreon?

Hey all,



I've run into a problem while reworking the model for our comic company. While things aren't set in stone yet, what I'm currently looking at is a proprietary membership/subscription model which goes into content development, contests, server payments, and more. Tack this on with our merchandise store and that was (for the most part) considered our primary funding platform. I'm also reworking the site to support ads for "some" advertisement revenue, though I know this will be minuscule for a while until we start generating foot traffic; not too much additional work for setting the membership site up either.



My question however, is it a good idea to go proprietary given the many crowd sourcing platforms that have arisen, and also taking into account the massive indie boom that seems to still be thriving right now? We didn't have much luck with our Kickstarter campaign when we tried, but a platform like Patreon seems a bit more promising. From what it seems, it almost mirrors how our subscription service is supposed to work.



Though the obvious disadvantage is there, where Patreon takes a percentage of the cut each month, is there anything else that I should be aware of before "trying" to adopt something like this into our primary funding model, or should we stick with developing something proprietary? The social awareness and cognizance of Patreon seems promising considering also the additional marketing effort that would need to be put in if going proprietary.



Thoughts? Thanks all :)