Darren from Develop and Promote and I launched the podcast last night at the Business Club, with a presentation during the meeting. Diana and Lizzie were there as well, promoting it and explaining to members what the show is about. There was plenty of interest and a good response to the “distinctive” name, with a […]
My Head’s a Bit Fuzzy Podcast – Show 001 now available Read More »
We are going to launch our new podcast, with Develop and Promote at the Business Club this Monday. This week Lizzie and I are talking about passwords. Next week we are going to start on search engine optimisation and the week after that it is “what is a good data backup”. If you go to
Just a quick reminder… My Head’s a Bit Fuzzy is nearly here Read More »
My Head’s a Bit Fuzzy Podcast With the podcast launch coming up on Monday, i thought I would publish this photo of George (www.guitar-george.co.uk) mixing the show for us. read more here. Thanks George for all your help and support in this project. Clive
Recording and mixing the podcast – Guitar George @MHaBF Read More »
With the launch of our new podcast My Head’s a Bit Fuzzy – which will be looking at passwords – this article shows the problems with poor passwords. BBC News – Analysis reveals popular Adobe passwords. My Head’s a Bit Fuzzy is a weekly podcast jointly sponsored by Octagon Technology and Develop and Promote. Each
Clive’s WordPress website, today features a “photo of the day” from one of our client’s sites – The Bell at Coleby, where we provide a variety of technical support services, including email support last weekend, when the business critical reservations email address was not working correctly.
I have spent a hot afternoon doing paperwork and writing emails – made tolerable by Sky Arts showing a Who Concert.
I was at a client’s today to fix a network problem and saw the tidiest computer desktop I have ever seen. The network issue was a broken cable, causing an intermittent fault, disconnecting the wired devices from the internet, it took an hour or so of tracing and testing cables to find the faulty one
Now I am back from the weekend’s WordPress Conference and have caught up with this week’s work, it is time to start to implement some of the changes I learnt about. Top of the list is making my personal and business WordPress sites more secure – I know of several sites who did not make
Not only do we provide support for a range of clients across Lincolnshire but we provide support for our own office systems. I had a problem at the weekend – my laptop broke down. Although this has caused me some problems and rescheduling – it was not a huge problem. My backup and recovery plan
