In this episode of the Dot Com Lifestyle Vlog, we eat lunch at Noodology in Irvine. They serve the one of the biggest bowl of beef noodle soups I’ve ever seen. It was so good! This is our new go-to noodle shop. I highly recommend it.
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You don’t really appreciate something until it is taken away from you. I went on a camping trip recently, my first ever recently. There was no Wi-Fi, no cell phone reception, no heat, and no electricity. On some level, it was refreshing. On another level, it was a little terrifying. And the same is true when it comes to all […]
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Social media has changed the way we interact with people and share information. Through social media you are able to display relevant information in front of each other, and provide value. However, since the trend picked up, we now have so many more platforms showing up which didn’t exist before. This has made it tough on people because we NO […]
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In this free training, my friend Chris Lema shows you how to use coupons, order bumps and one time offers to increase your online store sales. The video is 35 minutes long, so grab a drink, pull up a chair, get comfortable, and enjoy!
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You know what’s great about living the dot com lifestyle? You are in complete control of your work schedule, your work environment, and the contents of your work. You can work when you want, where you want, on whatever you want. And do you know what is the worst part about living the dot com lifestyle? There are no boundaries. […]
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In this video, Oscar and I show you how to secure your WordPress blog for free. No need to pay money for a SSL certificate! Don’t have a blog? You can start your blog today using our free WordPress installation service.
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Having an effective business and branding strategy is one of the best ways to find instant and longterm success with starting a business online. It’s not just about sales, content, or even ROI — it’s about having a way to combat with each of these, while also growing and scaling your business over time. For example, building a blog for […]
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WordCamps are informal, community-organized events that are put together by WordPress users. Everyone from casual users to core developers participate, share ideas, and get to know each other. The first WordCamp was organized in San Francisco by Matt Mullenweg in 2006, and since then local communities around the world have organized hundreds of others. This video is from WordCamp Orange […]
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