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02/08/06 - Promote Your Website
Having a website is one thing, letting people know it's there is something else again. Make sure you brand your website prominently on your business cards, letterheads, envelopes, signage including your vehicles and your premises. And refresh the information on your website regularly with news about your business, staff and products and services.

02/08/06 - Wireless networks
Many out-of-the-box wireless base-stations don’t come with security enabled. This usually means a compromise in security, potentially allowing anyone with a wireless laptop to use your internet connection, often gaining access to your files. Purchase your wireless devices from someone who can configure the security setting for you.

02/08/06 - Sensible Emailing
To avoid your friends and colleagues getting SPAM emails. When sending to a long list of recipients put the list of recipients in the Bcc: (Blind carbon copy) box. Then the recipients will not be able to see the e-mail addresses of the other recipients, thus ensuring appropriate privacy.

02/08/06 - Security Updates Available
Security updates for Windows 2000 are still available and will be for another five years. So you'll still get free security patches, but no new features will be added to the operating system. A new "high priority" security update has been released: Rollup 1 for Windows 2000 Service Pack 4.

02/08/06 - Plan To Update
Plan To Update
Microsoft products have a shelf life that could affect your computer and other software you may be running. Microsoft discontinues mainstream support for certain products after a period. Windows 2000 mainstream support ended on June 30th. A business should plan to update to Windows 2003 servers.

02/08/06 - Avoid Domain Name Cons
Don’t get tricked into registering a second website domain name. Often a letter from a domain hosting agent looks like a domain name renewal. Check, it could be a form for registration of a new domain name. Beware, you risk paying for a domain you don’t want.