Checklist to Help Move from Regular/VPS Hosting to a Dedicated Server
I am sure starting out making money online, you opted for regular hosting –either the shared type where you can host as many domains as allowed or a VPS (virtual private server) that mimics a dedicated server virtually. Either way, as traffic builds, [...]

Building the Rich Sage Community –Results After Six Months of Effort:
With the month of June to go, half of 2008 has just gone in a flash. Today I wanted to discuss what was completed in that time, and the major efforts that will be completed in June –which for me is a [...]

Rich Sage Underground
Today I setup the Rich Sage Underground Academy. Note that this area will be password protected in the future. The “Underground” as I will call it, will feature a forum area providing the main interaction between my students and the company staff, who will help the students build their business according [...]

Monday, the 26th of May, 2008

Review of NVU Free Web Site Publishing Program by the Rich Sage
Since I work almost exclusively on my web sites with WordPress, I have little or no need for a web site publishing program such as Adobe’s Dreamweaver or Microsoft’s FrontPage –which I think is part of Microsoft Office. I have used both programs in [...]

Rich Sage dot com is in the final stages of migrating to a new server, launching a brand new theme and several sub-domains. Today I’ll discuss with you some of the logic and ideas behind the changes, and the benefits I expect from them.
There are 3 key elements to my changes –First the hardware, [...]

One of the most overlooked business and personal excellence building influences: Momentum.
I am constantly using momentum working in the stock market. Once momentum starts in a stock –when a trend is established, it is very powerful and it’s not that difficult to “ride it” to great returns.
The same is very true in the [...]

Automated Income? Think Again…
Last summer I stopped writing about my ideas at a site called P31.com, my Penny Thirty One Project, and switched over to the Rich Sage. The site was left alone with a WordPress installation, regular site that I’ve linked to and a forum.

The forum was “picked up” by a network [...]

Review of the Notepad++ Source code editor and Notepad Replacement
One of the programs that I use often to manage and edit information is Notepad++.  It’s a program that has evolved over many years, designed and programmed by one individual to help the programming community.  I don’t edit too often programming code, but I have set [...]

I recently posted about deciding how many columns to use in your WordPress Theme. Today I’ll follow up with a short review of sites that offer various types of themes. If you cannot find a WordPress theme in one of these links to suite your needs, you’ll need to custom design your own!
I: [...]