About Us
Web App Developer, Artist, Muralist with 10+ years of experience in the Web, Android, and iOS industry. I provide solutions for custom apps, intranet, custom integration with Quickbooks, CRM, and other third party systems. I am also an Artist/Muralist.
How We Got Started
I started by making paintings and murals. I went to ITT-Tech and got an IT and Multimedia degree.
The products and services we offer
Products & Services
Provide support for PHP frameworks: Codeigniter, CakePHP, and Wordpress. Also provide custom PHP coding solutions.
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They are just collecting data like facebook and other sites. Sometimes I get emails about questions from companies outside of California outside of San Diego (non locals) I get emails about welcoming new neighbor businesses. I think it needs work. Should focus more locally and not send emails...
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They are just collecting data like facebook and other sites. Sometimes I get emails about questions from companies outside of California outside of San Diego (non locals) I get emails about welcoming new neighbor businesses. I think it needs work. Should focus more locally and not send emails about irrelevant businesses to my niche market. Platform tries to do a bunch of crap that I don't care about. The messeges are the same as notification WTH! Should be simpler and cater to each in functionality. I like answering questions but I already do that in Quora so I am not gonna waste my time there as well as other things I find useless. I have more to nag about but time is limited and if they don't fix the issues this is not gonna last.
Inbound marketing. The more links from external relevant sources pointing to your site(pages) the better. Create consistent unique content. Use social media tools to spread and track your content, user response, etc. Use Google analytics, tracking, ppc, and see what your visitors are doing. A/B...
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Inbound marketing. The more links from external relevant sources pointing to your site(pages) the better. Create consistent unique content. Use social media tools to spread and track your content, user response, etc. Use Google analytics, tracking, ppc, and see what your visitors are doing. A/B testing to find what layouts/content works best for you. Connect with influencers in your niche market (checkout empire.kred) and ask for help.
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drive for uber or lyft and pitch your service to passenger if a conversation allows it. But, be very mindful: Never push it. It gets awkward in a group of passengers too. I once asked if they wanted to see my art book. I did not shove it down their throat but even so, a passenger in the group(who...
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drive for uber or lyft and pitch your service to passenger if a conversation allows it. But, be very mindful: Never push it. It gets awkward in a group of passengers too. I once asked if they wanted to see my art book. I did not shove it down their throat but even so, a passenger in the group(who requested the ride) gave me really bad review because they probably felt offended by my artwork or I robbed the attention he/she(there are very sensitive people [haters, jealousy, mental problems, etc]) was looking for from the other passengers.
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if you don't have forms that require sensitive info from the user it's fine. My whole site http://mcbrgart.com is not secure lock only when you submit the cart, you are taken to PayPal secure checkout
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if you don't have forms that require sensitive info from the user it's fine. My whole site http://mcbrgart.com is not secure lock only when you submit the cart, you are taken to PayPal secure checkout
I wouldn't use it. I'd go with a react, angular, laravel, zend, or django framework. Wordpress is overrated.
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I wouldn't use it. I'd go with a react, angular, laravel, zend, or django framework. Wordpress is overrated.
Pros: Fast setup.
Good for: small company that wants a blog, put some info online, and contact us presence which many free to use sites already allow: Facebook, Google, Instagram, Twitter, etc.Cons: Many.Bad for: any company that wants to sell products online.
Wordpress is best for blogs. If...
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Pros: Fast setup.
Good for: small company that wants a blog, put some info online, and contact us presence which many free to use sites already allow: Facebook, Google, Instagram, Twitter, etc.Cons: Many.Bad for: any company that wants to sell products online.
Wordpress is best for blogs. If you want to use it for anything else, good luck and I hope you have a fat wallet: plugins aren't free, custom designs, payment gateways, product management and custom product page design, delivery tracking, email setup, returns, inventory, sales, backup, database backup, migration, multi-site dashboard, surveys, forms, newsletters, etc. etc.
I don't promote for the holidays. Best time for me is after the holidays because there's less competition.
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I don't promote for the holidays. Best time for me is after the holidays because there's less competition.
Yes there is a plugin: WPGoogleMaps But it may not have the functionality that you want. You have to buy the pro-version. It is very limited from last time I checked it out so I had to work with the Google Maps API to create custom functionality. In my case, I created custom shelter post-types. I...
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Yes there is a plugin: WPGoogleMaps But it may not have the functionality that you want. You have to buy the pro-version. It is very limited from last time I checked it out so I had to work with the Google Maps API to create custom functionality. In my case, I created custom shelter post-types. I had to add custom red-cross pins, allow you to add shelter addresses, and when you click the addresses, it will give you directions and details about the shelter.
Pros: Fast setup. Good for: small company that wants a blog, put some info online, and contact us presence which many free to use sites already allow: Facebook, Google, Instagram, Twitter, etc.Cons: Many.Bad for: any company that wants to sell products online.
Wordpress is best for blogs. If you...
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Pros: Fast setup. Good for: small company that wants a blog, put some info online, and contact us presence which many free to use sites already allow: Facebook, Google, Instagram, Twitter, etc.Cons: Many.Bad for: any company that wants to sell products online.
Wordpress is best for blogs. If you want to use it for anything else, good luck and I hope you have a fat wallet: plugins aren't free, custom designs, payment gateways, product management and custom product page design, delivery tracking, email setup, returns, inventory, sales, backup, database backup, migration, multi-site dashboard, surveys, forms, newsletters, etc. etc.
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DIY Ha! Ha! Ha! makes it sound easy. In reality DIY =
1. Learn HTML, CSS, Javascript at a minimum. 2. SEO, Schema.org3. PPC, Keyword research, market research4. Landing pages, Hero section, etc.5. Payment gateways such as PayPal, WorldPay, etc.6. A/B testing7. Social Media integration8. Blog...
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DIY Ha! Ha! Ha! makes it sound easy. In reality DIY =
1. Learn HTML, CSS, Javascript at a minimum. 2. SEO, Schema.org3. PPC, Keyword research, market research4. Landing pages, Hero section, etc.5. Payment gateways such as PayPal, WorldPay, etc.6. A/B testing7. Social Media integration8. Blog pages9. Page Layout10. CRM11. Newsletters12. Email lists, SendGrid, etc.And the list goes on....