AdFactor, Inc. announces acquisition of WegoSEO, Inc.

Posted on Apr 05 in: AdFactor Network - No Comments »

We are very pleased to announce our acquisition of WegoSEO, Inc. along with it’s parent company SEO, LLC. At AdFactor Network, we have built a great reputation for ethical and reliable SEO services. Our company also handles website hosting, online marketing campaigns and website development work for our clients. As a business owner yourself, you know that a sustainable business model depends upon creating happy customers that refer other great clients. This is exactly what we strive for on a daily basis. We are positive that existing clients of WegoSEO, Inc. and SEO, LLC. will experience an entirely different level… Read More…

Inductive vs. Deductive Reasoning and Mathematical Induction

Posted on Mar 06 in: Geometry and Measurement - No Comments »

Inductive reasoning is quite simply put an educated guess. It is reasoning based on a specific and/or set of observations from which a generalized conclusion is derived. The trouble with deriving “laws” from natural observation is that observation is unavoidably affected by individual perception. For example, a fish swimming inside of a fish bowl has a drastically different vantage point than an individual standing on the outside of the bowl looking in. Therefore, the perception of events being observed by one individual might not be the same as the perception of another. For this reason, the conclusions can at best… Read More…

Understanding the User – Discussion Topic: TurboTax.com

When visiting TurboTax.com, the first thing that strikes me is the overwhelming clutter of the interface. There is no clear flow to the site or distinct call to action and no call to action means no “Instant Gratification”. If I visit a site and do not find what I need in the first few seconds after landing on the page, I am off to ask Google to try again. If anything my initial instinct after visiting the website was to hit the back button. While this might qualify as a Change in Midstream, I am fairly certain it is not… Read More…

Discovery Phase: Client Summary and Communication Brief

Posted on Jan 16 in: Principles Of Production - No Comments »

Without question, the discovery phase of development is an essential aspect of the development process. Perhaps the most essential aspect of development in the sense that it provides a footprint, from which the site’s framework will be planned, developed, deployed and if all goes to plan, eventually launched. The material covered in Web-Redesign 2.0, Workflow That Matters, covers and suggests the use of several documents during the discovery phase in an effort to help simplify and organize what can otherwise at times be a very difficult process. During one of the videos the presentation touches on “Good vs. Red Flag… Read More…

Principles Of Production: Phase 1 (Discovery) – Define The Project

Posted on Jan 06 in: Principles Of Production - No Comments »

There are several steps I take when initially defining a project that in my experience will save you a great deal of time and frustration later on in the design and development process. It has also been my experience that the majority of issues relating to design are almost always the result of a failed communication during the discovery phase. Company, Product and/or Service Research The first thing I ask of a potential client when meeting with them for the first time is for them to take a few minutes to tell me a little bit about their organization, product… Read More…

Excercise Your Intellect By Attempting To Solve The Unsolved

Posted on Nov 29 in: Higher Intelligence - No Comments »

The following is a list of problems in mathematics (number theory, logic and cryptography) that remain unsolved. Do you possess an IQ in the exceptional range? Exercise your intellect by attempting to solve the unsolved and possibly *earn a million dollars along the way. (*see Riemann Hypothesis) Table of Contents ABC Conjecture Algebraic Number Theory Odd Perfect Number Magic Square of Squares Twin Primes Conjecture The 340 Cipher Riemann Hypothesis ABC Conjecture Can you prove or disprove the conjecture? The ABC conjecture (also known as Oesterle–Masser conjecture) is a conjecture in number theory, first proposed by Joseph Oesterlé and David… Read More…

Blaise Pascal’s Contribution To The History Of The Computer

When asked to write about someone who has contributed to the history of the computer or the internet, I chose Blaise Pascal. Honestly, I chose him for the simple reason that as a teenager I went through a phase where I only coded using the PASCAL programming language. I know odd reasoning… however, PASCAL was developed as a programming language by Niklaus Wirth in the late sixties and was named in honor of the French mathematician Blaise Pascal. I figured in order to have such a profound effect on someone like Niklaus Wirth, Blaise Pascal must be worth checking out… Read More…