| Recent
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We've had some exciting things happening
lately; here are some highlights from our news and press releases:
For more news, you can check out our News & Press Release section
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| Hosting Tip: |
Registering domains - the human-readable addresses you use to
get to websites - and keeping the registration up to date is unfortunately
one of the more complicated and frustrating parts of having a website.
Between constant fluctuations in registrar branding and pricing,
unsolicited notices asking you to transfer or renew, changes in your
contact information, and other issues, sometimes having a domain
at all can seem like a real pain.
With hundreds of domains under our care, we've certainly spent
time thinking about how
to handle some of these hassles, but perhaps
the number one tip we can offer is this: Make
sure you know (A) who your domain registrar is, (B) what your login
information is to access your domain account (username and password),
and (C) when your domain is up for renewal. With those three pieces of information, you should
be able to head off any unfortunate problems with owning a domain.
If you have any questions about domain registration or other hosting
issues, just let us know by submitting
a technical support request.
And if you don't yet have a hosting account with Summersault, check
out our great
web hosting packages.
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Full
Circle -- October 2008
| Technology
Education |
Greetings!
 Welcome to another issue of "Full Circle" - the Summersault
newsletter. I have to say that this whole "cold weather" thing
here in Indiana has caught us a bit by surprise...it seems like it was
just the other day that we were enjoying the warm summer sun and the
adventures that came along with it. But we also appreciate the changing
seasons for the newness and possibilities they always bring - another
kind of full circle - so we're not complaining. I hope that wherever
you are, you're having a great October.
One of our favorite things to do is to help educate our clients and
community about the things that are possible with the technologies of
the Internet. Sometimes this comes in the form of starting with the
basics - what are those tools and technologies and how do they work?
In other cases, we're talking to people who have been working online
for years, but aren't quite sure how to take advantage of the newer
trends emerging in web technologies. No matter what level they're at,
we're always glad to create a presentation or workshop that's customized
for their interests.
A few workshops and lectures we've given recently (or that are coming
up):
- Blogging Basics - presented at the Blog Indiana 2008 Conference
- Rising Above the Noise: Strategies for Online
Success - presented
at the Accelerating Business Breakfast Series
- The Internet as a Political
Tool - presented at the Morrisson-Reeves Technology Series (see sidebar)
- Adventures in Entrepreneurship - to be presented tomorrow at the
"What's the Big Idea?" conference (see sidebar)
If you're interested in having an expert from Summersault speak to
your group or organization, or if you know of other unmet needs in the
area of technology education, we'd love to hear from you.
Take care!
Chris Hardie
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| Featured
Project: Birth to Five |
 Birth-to-Five
is a service organization dedicated to maximizing the social-emotional,
intellectual, language, and physical development of young children in
Wayne County, Indiana. Summersault helped them create this simple informational
web presence to help educate families, parents and care providers about
their services.
Learn more by visiting Birth
to Five. |
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