Every week, we find a super-cool (and free) font and share it here. This week’s font is… Continue Reading

As I’m sure you’ve noticed, we’ve been going through some massive changes here at [Re]Encoded. We’re happy to announce that in addition to being on a new server (that should prove much more reliable) we’re also going to be modifying the theme to something custom and sleek. If there were ever a time for you to let us know what you’d like to see here at the site, this is it.

We’re open to any suggestions regarding design, function, features, etc. – Just leave a comment and let your voice be heard! Thanks for all your patience.

Sure, you’re a pro with Gmail and Google search, but what about Google’s lesser-known services? Here’s five you’ve probably never heard of. Continue Reading

After reading my article Beating the Recession with Websites, you might be curious how to get started. The first thing you need to do is find a site you are interested in buying. The easiest way to do this is to visit sitepoint.com – the eBay of websites. Once you are on SitePoint, click on the marketplace. The marketplace is divided up into different sections, but you will probably want to be looking at Startup Websites or Established websites. Continue Reading

You spend a lot of time and money designing, developing and promoting your website or blog. Hopefully, some of the tips you’ve glained here have come in handy.

But how do you measure the success of your site? For many webmasters the buzz of owning a hobby site is reward itself. For others the community they’ve built up makes friends and valuable contacts. Returns from a site could include the satisfaction from increasing traffic, getting to a high position in SERPs or showing off a high Page Rank. But one thing is certain: when you come to sell your site, all of that is going to pale against the main criteria on which buyers value sites. Continue Reading