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I believe I am spending about $2 per click with Google but some of the site is a little confusing and it seems that I might be wasting my money … Is there a good source of information to help learn setting up adwords that you would suggest?

Here’s a couple of sets of results:

adwords+setup+guide+”best+practices”

adwords+setup+guide+”quality+score”

Pay the most attention to google forums and webpages for learning how to navigate the platform.

One of the great downsides to outsourcing business services is that once in a while, you totally lose a customer, and sometimes that customer takes the time to tell others why. Here I am! Read the rest of this entry »

To be fair, my previous cpu fan didn’t actually fail, the assembly attaching it to the heatsink fell apart, toothlessly refusing to remain in place despite several stern warnings.
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Ok folks,

apparently people have been having a ton of trouble getting FileZilla to make a connection by issuing the PORT command, so here’s the scoop on how to do it (per saved connection under “Site Manager”, FileZilla v.3.3.1).

* Open Site Manager
* Select the site in question that needs to connect with PORT command
* Choose the “Transfer Settings” Tab
* Under “Transfer Mode”, select the “Active” radio button option
* Save settings by Clicking the OK Button.

Congrats! – You connection will issue PORT command whence connecting.

More Info. available here

I have been using GotWebHost.com extensively for business and personal projects where I need groups of hosting products and I have come across this occasionally after installing Wordpress using their automatied installatron application.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/bu8cjdk/domains/[Your-Domain]/public_html/wp-config.php on line 46

The problem is caused by the automated generation of the secure_auth _keys in Wordpress’s config.php file. The algorithm allows for singe-quotes to be a part of the string unatrually breaking the process.

The fix is to edit the config.php file, identify where, on the indicated line, the random character string got stopped with a single quote and clear it up so that it is a natural PHP expression.

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