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…or doing it for the first time? In either case Seth Godin has an interesting perspective to share:

“The most common question people ask me when they want a new website is, “If you were in charge of this, who are the 2 or 3 people you’d want to be sure to talk to – to help think through the issues, help us figure out who should do the work, etc.?”

The second most common question people ask me, “In addition to Apple’s site, are there 2 or 3 that you think are really appealing and work well for their business?”

I think these are perhaps the tenth and eleventh questions you should ask, not the first two. Here’s my list of difficult and important questions you have to answer before you spend a nickel” Seth’s Blog: Things to ask before you redo your website

Go to the source for the questions that Seth thinks you need to answer before you begin — it’s always good to ‘measure twice and cut once’!

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Another Microsoft ‘innovation’ bytes the dust…

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Have a great weekend!

Have a laugh and a great weekend!

Follow the ‘via’ link to go to the source…

Funny? Yes, but, you’d be amazed at how often this happens! At Jag, Inc., we use effective Outdoor Advertising to drive leads to your message. Comment below or ‘connect’ above so we can talk about how this applies to your business…

And my favorite web comic ‘Joy of Tech’ has got it covered…

Now let’s get serious…

“Google accused Microsoft of copying search results this morning, and the company’s sticking to its guns: in response to Microsoft’s firm denial — “We do not copy Google’s results” — it’s released another tiny batch of evidence to the contrary and a call for Microsoft to discontinue the practice for good. Mind you, Google search engineer Amit Singhal doesn’t explicitly call out its competitor for “copying” results — rather, “recycling” them through a clever combination of Microsoft Internet Explorer and the Bing Toolbar — but the message is clear. Google wants you to view its search results as the originals, and doesn’t really care how sincere Microsoft’s flattery might be. ” Source: Google responds: Bing recycles search results, and we’d like it to stop — Engadget

What do you think about Microsoft ‘stealing’ from Google?

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