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Oooh, maybe its not you. Its not working from Tampa Florida which you may be going via.

Up for me. I think its you: http://www.isitdownrightnow.com/linuxmint.com.html

Yep, not working for me either. Works without the www though: https://crespoitsolutions.com/ Love the TechSiteBuilder sites. Got all of the essentials and nothing more. For service sites, less is more, so they are perfect. I dont know how many times I've looked up a restaurants site and got...

You should. Your load time is a whopping 19.4 seconds. Its fast for you because you've cached your images locally (this is what Temporary Internet Files are all about). Clear cache, maybe hop into Incongnito mode and you'll see the true loading speed of your page. You are getting A's because...

https://www.webpagetest.org It doesnt resize the images for you, just shows you what needs to be resized.

Possibly just using the search function. Its designed to bring up the most relevant result for what he searched for regardless of age. Then he replys to something because he read it just now, not paying attention to the fact it was posted years ago. Thats what usually happens when someone...

As an Australian in a large city, I do believe its different for us compared to small town US/UK where a large number of the members here are from. I do think its slightly harder because people in big cities are really spoiled for choice. That said, if you are good, you'll get referrals whether...

I second Ubiquiti. Cheap with lots of features to find the best channels/locations in a congested area. 2005. Its 13 years old but strangely still sells pretty well even though it only supports 802.11g, not even the N after it, let alone AC.

Generally Facebook ads dont just exist on their own. The message might not land on point, no call to action, site that doesnt convert once they are there etc.. I'd love to see the ad and the page it pointed to if you are willing to throw it up. Might be able to help.

If you had a machine where you put $1 in and got $5 out of it, you'd start putting more and more $1 coins/notes into it. People who regularly have high spends have usually found their $1-to-$5 machine and are just scaling it up. $5000 is a lot to spend on Adwords, but if thats getting them...

They make sense for learning about stuff which is great for this line of work, or in a business environment doing something production related. But I am mostly the same as you. Power costs are prohibitive in Australia and getting worse, so I dont run much. The only thing that’s on 24/7 is my...

Not sure if I'd call it a homelab, but the location I just moved into has a network rack that was fairly un-utilized. The people who were here before were fairly non-techie. Just mostly tidying it up. Added in short RJ-45 cables (was a waterfall of colored 1-2m network cables before) Added in a...

It all comes down to one thing: Relevancy. If I'm searching on Google "how to start a computer business", it needs to provide me with the most relevant website/page. How does Google know that? There are a number of ways. - How much content uses that or a similar keyword? How is it used? A page...

Yep, right here on Technibble. Its our main service. It allows IT providers to send relevant and interesting content to their customers and generate leads. The content educates the customers on technicial topics in a way that a layman can understand. Some of the past articles were what they need...

Head over to your dashboard to access it. This month, we are covering: How your clients can protect their kids from various online dangers. Why a refurbished computer is a good buy and a reliable option. How business owners can avoid security risks when firing employees. Why Managed IT is...

Alternatively, if funds are tight, there are great people on Fiverr.com As technicians we love to do stuff ourselves, but we shouldnt. You are probably a great technician, but you arent a designer. Get a great designer to handle your logo. Have a read/listen to this to get yourself in the...

Looks too cliparty to me. Hop on 99Designs and get a professional to design one for you. We actually did an article about this many years ago: https://www.technibble.com/how-to-get-a-killer-logo-and-business-card/

I know you already said that you wanted really short stuff @Mr. Ingram's Computer Repair & Shoppe , but to you and others reading this: We've covered a lot of the stuff suggested by @fencepost . So if you do want to send out articles like that, which dont steal the job but instead encourage one...

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