It’s nothing new – people don’t like to be sold to. But in today’s world this fact becomes much more apparent, and much more important. The act of selling is something that is rarely enjoyable, for either the seller or the buyer. It’s simply an act that has been done for years to fulfill our various needs. In the online age, however, hard selling a product or service is a less than optimal tactic to gaining new business. Rather than being “sold to,” people nowadays prefer to find their solutions on their own. And this is the essence of inbound marketing. Positioning your business or brand to be FOUND when a potential customer has that burning need to buy or having a reputation/value that makes people seek you out in the first place are examples of this. In another age this was called “pull marketing.”
Archive for February 2012
The Slow Death of “Selling” and the Continued Rise of Inbound Marketing
Tuesday, February 28th, 2012Reloading LESS like a Champ – ReLESS
Thursday, February 9th, 2012Being the curious bunch that we are here at the webshop we love to learn about new and exciting ways to make websites better. Recently we’ve added Twitter Bootstrap
to our tool belt which also means we added LESS to our tool belt. The change has had its share of headaches.
I’d like to share my solution to the issue of less.js having an annoying tendency to not update cached files. There are two parts to this problem: less.js caches files in window.localStorage and your browser obeys http expire headers.
Video Blog: Treat Suppliers as You Treat Your Clients
Monday, February 6th, 2012In this video, John talks about the importance of maintaining a good relationship with your suppliers, and the benefits of doing so.
“Resource Already Exists” on a Citrix Netscaler when adding an SSL certificate
Thursday, February 2nd, 2012I ran into a bit of trouble with a Citrix Netscaler recently. It wasn’t letting me upload an intermediate CA certificate for geotrust so I could link it to a server certificate I had already added. It was giving me the error when uploading the intermediate CA cert that the “Resource already exists”. I found this quite helpful page: http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX117284 Which tells you to compare Issuer and Serial of the certificates on the thing. I couldn’t get this to work on the netscaler’s shell itself, so I downloaded all of the certs in /nsconfig/ssl/ to my linux workstation, and used this script to compare all of the serials:





