About

My name is Terry Dunn. I am an engineer, writer, webmaster and IT professional. You can see me in the photo with my wife Debbie.

I’ve worked in Information Technology for more than 15 years, becoming skilled at designing, developing, programming, project management, training and writing. I’ve also been designing and publishing websites for over 5 years and during that time I’ve learnt how to create successful websites.

So what is this site about? I don’t know about you, but I’ve discovered to run a successful website you need more skills, knowledge and experience than most people have a right to expect. You need to be a programmer, designer, IT guru, writer, marketer and promoter. It’s enough to make your head spin.

Fortune 500 corporations have whole departments of talented professionals, but small one, or even, 25 man companies don’t have this luxury. The rest of us are left struggling to scale the steep learning curve and find the tools, tips, techniques and advice we need. Well, that’s where I can help.

Together we will find experts on all the important topics and discuss what they do that works so well, as well as bring you the latest developments in this fast changing technology and business environment. And by publishing daily articles and videos I will show you all the tools, tips, talent, strategies, tutorials and site reviews I can find to help you develop your skills and knowledge. Skills you need to become a successful webmaster and website owner.

Join me on a journey of discovery. A journey where I hope I can inspire you to discover your creative abilities, the best tools and techniques the professionals all use, but most of all, to help you develop a strategy that works.

A game plan to build successful and profitable websites.

How can you join me? You could visit this site every day, but I reckon you’ll forget. Better still, click on RSS feed just below the big grey feed button to the right of this page or enter your email address in the little box, and you will get daily articles posted to either your favourite feed reader or your email in-box.

Do it now before you forget.