Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 6:34 am
Are there any webmasters out there. I need someone who is honest reliable, and capible of running the superdick site.
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Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 7:50 am
This biz seems to be filling up with bullshitters me old m8.
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 7:53 am
Sent you an email...
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 11:08 am
Yup lots of bull shitters who say they can d far more they can, me i understate myself 
as it makes things easier 
Everyones a webmaster these days ;(
as it makes things easier Everyones a webmaster these days ;(
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 11:51 am
Hi
we have a team of webmasters who can develop, manage and market as well as a large folio of our own sites. If you are interested please contact me to discuss.
tim at ammediainc.com
icq: 166253997
we have a team of webmasters who can develop, manage and market as well as a large folio of our own sites. If you are interested please contact me to discuss.
tim at ammediainc.com
icq: 166253997
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 1:31 pm
Thank you all so far. I am trying to get to all of you. Marino
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 2:57 pm
I don't think many people realise how many diverse skills are required of a webmaster. (I'm not making any claims for myself here!)
Even if you use FrontPage, Dreamweaver or whatever, you need to know enough about HTML, CSS PHP and Javascript to sort out problems.
You need to understand the directory structure of servers and a bit about UNIX. LINUX etc.
You need to know enough about graphic design to make things look attractive.
You need to know how to get traffic and search engine optimisation
You need to be honest if you are running a billing system for clients.
You need to know about hacking and DDOS attacks
You need to understand that no-one wants to pay you for any of this !wink!
rgb
away on holiday and bored coz it's raining
Even if you use FrontPage, Dreamweaver or whatever, you need to know enough about HTML, CSS PHP and Javascript to sort out problems.
You need to understand the directory structure of servers and a bit about UNIX. LINUX etc.
You need to know enough about graphic design to make things look attractive.
You need to know how to get traffic and search engine optimisation
You need to be honest if you are running a billing system for clients.
You need to know about hacking and DDOS attacks
You need to understand that no-one wants to pay you for any of this !wink!
rgb
away on holiday and bored coz it's raining
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 9:41 pm
Honest yes thats me. But i am so overloaded with work its untrue.
I can always offer advice or be a source if you need questions answering but other than that i am flat out mate sorry.
The one thing that really annoys me is people that do those damn home learning courses then consider themselves to be webdesigners. I spent 2 years at college, 3 years at uni and the rest of my time learning and developing knowledge....what gives these people the right to think they can do a 6month course and put themselves in the same league as professionals?
Rant over....sorry for that!
I can always offer advice or be a source if you need questions answering but other than that i am flat out mate sorry.
The one thing that really annoys me is people that do those damn home learning courses then consider themselves to be webdesigners. I spent 2 years at college, 3 years at uni and the rest of my time learning and developing knowledge....what gives these people the right to think they can do a 6month course and put themselves in the same league as professionals?
Rant over....sorry for that!
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 10:35 pm
*shoots tricky with a tranq dart*
I know what ya mean, like i said everyones a web designer
I know what ya mean, like i said everyones a web designer
Re: Any honest webmasters?
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2005 7:44 am
Not sure there were any courses when I started! There were 2.4k modems and bulletin boards.