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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Starting a Business: No to Unwanted Facilities
When money is tight, as the case is, in any startup, you do not want to be spending on unnecessary things. But unfortunately, that is what most of us end up doing. We tend to get our priorities wrong and … Continue reading
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Starting a Business: Do you have enough money?
Do not underestimate the cost involved in getting your new business up and running. There will be lots of unforeseen expenditure which might eat into your budget and cause problems in the run. Make an approximate of how much you … Continue reading
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Starting a Business: Research before jumping in
The common reason why startups die early is because they didn’t do enough research. Most of them straight away start working, form a company, develop a product etc without doing proper market research. Doing ground work is a must before … Continue reading
Free Accounting Software for a startup
With 2 hands doing 100 things in a startup, we can get pretty disorganized and mess things up if we don’t take care of it early. One area which requires atmost attention is finance. To keep track of expenditure, payroll … Continue reading
Talk freely about your ideas
I remember the times when I would hesitate to discuss my ideas with others. Most of the time hesitating, thinking, people would laugh at it and sometimes fearing that they may copy it. This is one of the most common … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship
Tagged business idea, discuss, Entrepreneurship, idea, share, startup, talk
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Difference between Wikipedia and Google Knol
Google launched “Google Knol” in an attempt to take on media companies. Wikipedia might be the most hit. In this post, I compare Wikipedia and Google Knol, in more in terms of features than concepts. Did you like this? Share … Continue reading
Posted in Technology
Tagged compare, comparision, creative commons license, free documentation license, gnu, Google, Google Knol, knol, wikipedia
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How to choose a web host?
Choosing a web host for your web site is like trying to buy fish from a fish market, with everyone selling the same thing with little variation or none at all. It is very difficult to choose the best web … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged downtime, performance, research, server, Support, web, web host, website
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Web Hosting for Starters #Part 3
This is the third part of the 3 part Web hosting for starters series. In this post, I’ll be talking about how to go about choosing the perfect web hosting for your website/blog. There are basically two things we need … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged amount of traffic, Blog, Hosting, oversell, performance, traffic growth, web hosting services, web pages, web space, website
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Announcing the launch of NITK Feed
I am glad to announce the launch of NITK Feed – the Home of NITK(ians) blog. You can check it out at http://nitkfeed.arbitblog.com. At present it is just a Feed Aggregator, I will be adding new features constantly to help … Continue reading
Web Hosting for Starters #Part 2
This is the first part of the 3 part Web hosting for starters series. In this post, I’ll be talking about different types of web hosting available in the market. We will evaluate each of them as we go along. … Continue reading
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Tagged Advantage, Co-location, control panel, Dedicated, dedicated host, flexibility, flexibilty, host, Hosting, performance, Private Server, RAM, scale, security, server, Shared, Starters, virtual private server, VPS, web, web interface, website
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