Scott Lindsay
Scott Lindsay is a web developer and entrepreneur. He is the founder of HighPowerSites and many other web projects.
Articles by this Author
Video is making a sizeable impact in trust marketing When you take the time to put together an auto-run video marketing message with a firm (but not forceful) call to action the visitor can experience a personal touch in your marketing message
May
22
22
Security And The Family Internet Experience
- By Scott Lindsay
- Published 05/22/2008
- Internet
- Unrated
The Internet is all about freedom It is the freedom to explore, the freedom to learn new things and the freedom to pursue a business that can make money
Mar
10
10
Site Promotion And The Information Lever
- By Scott Lindsay
- Published 03/10/2008
- Internet
- Unrated
Let’s say you have developed a website that is professional, helpful and has become trusted in your particular industry You have worked on multiple efforts to market your site and have seen improved results as a direct result of your efforts
Let’s face it; the web is filled with entitlement issues. For a few
dollars a month we gain access to the world via an Internet connection.
We want sports scores and we don’t want to wait for the sports networks
on television to scroll their list, so we log on and get the score. We
missed a portion of a television show we like so we log on and often
find the program available to watch on demand.
In times when the economy is in a downturn some business owners may
conclude that there is the distinct possibility their business may be
in jeopardy. Sometimes a marketing problem simply requires a change in perspective.
Many of the most successful business owners found enormous success by
learning new methods of marketing in a depressed economic market. If you own a custom car manufacturing company that charges hundreds of
thousands of dollars for your vehicles I may not be able to help you,
but for most online businesses a simple makeover in your marketing
strategy may improve trust and sales.
Feb
02
02
Internet And Business Online For All Ages
- By Scott Lindsay
- Published 02/2/2008
- Internet
- Unrated
If you were to suggest to some members of our population that you
thought they could take their business online you may get an unusual
response. For some the notion that you can conduct business online
remains a foreign concept. You might as well be asking them to go and
start a new colony on the moon. The hurdle seems way too high and the
fear of the unknown remains a powerful deterrent.
Can your website breathe?
Think for a moment about your body and how it operates when you breathe. Air is inhaled, filling the lungs with oxygen and allowing that oxygen to recharge your blood cells as it cycles through your system. As you exhale the depleted waste called Co2 is forced from the lungs as the body waits for another round of oxygen.
Think for a moment about your body and how it operates when you breathe. Air is inhaled, filling the lungs with oxygen and allowing that oxygen to recharge your blood cells as it cycles through your system. As you exhale the depleted waste called Co2 is forced from the lungs as the body waits for another round of oxygen.
Have you ever received one of those forwarded emails that relates a
nice story or some inspiring pictures and then lays on a guilt trip if
you don’t immediately send that email to a million other people in your
sphere of influence, complete with the same guilt ridden message?
Jan
16
16
Security – An Ethical Hacker?
- By Scott Lindsay
- Published 01/16/2008
- Computers and Devices
- Unrated
If an online company is large enough they might consider the services of a white hat hacker. Typically when you hear the word ‘hacker’ it conjures up someone who,
with ill intent, searches for ways to mine your company data and
destroy or replace data. However, a white hat hacker is someone who
could use their abilities to harm your business, but they make the
choice to help uncover security failings in your system and then assist
in finding ways to protect your company from other hackers.
In the 1980’s many newspapers were developing their copy using a cut
and paste technique. Obviously this was an improvement over typeset,
but still time consuming. As desktop publishing came to prominence
newspapers began to be developed on a computer and sent electronically
to have a film made of the copy for print.



