Eliminate SPAM / Junkmail From Your Website

Written by Bill Holder


Tired of all that junk email? One method of decreasingrepparttar potential for SPAM (unsolicited commercial email) is to preventrepparttar 150367 email addresses posted on your site from being read byrepparttar 150368 email spiders that crawlrepparttar 150369 web in search of email addresses.

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This can be done by creating a graphic image of your email address. Therefore, only by looking at your page is your email address visible. To email siphon spiders your email address is just another graphic. However, visitors to your site would have to manually type your email address to use it.

Another method is to add a small javascript to your page, which would display your email address as clickable link. This javascript constructs your email address by usingrepparttar 150370 document write command by writingrepparttar 150371 component parts of your email address torepparttar 150372 screen of your browser. Only atrepparttar 150373 timerepparttar 150374 page is viewed doesrepparttar 150375 complete email address exist.

The following example and its code are shown below: To use this code just just cut and pasterepparttar 150376 code into your page and changerepparttar 150377 assigned variables ( user = "spiderman" and site = "session9.co.uk" ) to matchrepparttar 150378 email address you wish to use.

Feed their spiders and poison their list...

Now that you have made capturing your email address a little more difficult it's time create some havoc forrepparttar 150379 spiders and get even with some of those annoying spammers. To do this create a webpage that is accessible from a hidden link on your home page. Next, gather a number of email addresses fromrepparttar 150380 recent junk mail you have received. These should be ones that look like real email addresses, notrepparttar 150381 ones you know are fraudulent or that appear to be only temporary. Fill this page with some ofrepparttar 150382 words and phrases so that it resemblesrepparttar 150383 structure of sentences and paragraphs with these email addresses sprinkled intorepparttar 150384 text. Do not create a visible link to this page, since it isn't intended to be viewed by visitors to your site, but designed to provide a tempting meal for any wandering spiders. What you have created is poisoned spider bait page.

Color association in logos and designs

Written by Florie Lyn Masarate


If you ask someone what isrepparttar logo for Mcdonalds, an instant answer would be given to you in a matter of seconds. Adult and young children alike. Give them just a quarter of a second to makerepparttar 150332 association and instant answer! Now ask them about its color. What do you get? That same matter of second correct answer. Makingrepparttar 150333 association with colors is not as easy as associating it withrepparttar 150334 name or logo. But somehow, these people managed to supplyrepparttar 150335 different answers in both same times. Does this mean that these people have very good memories? Could it be that they have high IQ’s? Or does this have anything to do withrepparttar 150336 logos andrepparttar 150337 colors themselves? These logo and color association is called business “branding”. Branding isrepparttar 150338 strategy in which businesses create and maintain their own unique symbol; can be in terms of a logo, fonts, graphics and most especially, colors. Using this, they are given their own identity, unlike any other business. These things isolate and make them one of a kind. It also serves as something that attracts people’s attention, engraving it in their minds making them remember andrepparttar 150339 business memorable. This branding should be maintained to every aspect and product ofrepparttar 150340 business as possible. Changes and modifications can also be done as long asrepparttar 150341 old essence is still there and not completely erased.

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