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You're in Florida, they don't serve the same SERP results to two counties next to each other much less to Florida and Toronto :P. A bad link is sort of the definition of an SEO problem. That's the entire field of reputation management. Frankly it sounds like a good problem to have, you're...

It will if you direct select it (white arrow).

You can call a reputation management seo firm, expect to pay $1500/month for a minimum of a three month contract. Or, you can start learning seo and rep management on your own. See you in a couple years! Seriously though make sure your G+ Local and Bing Business Portal info is all correct...

http://spyder.datacolor.com/portfolio-view/spyder4pro/ However, as you're a print shop, you should already have an xrite i1, which you can also use to calibrate a monitor.

I've used two monitors for about a decade. Most designers and programmers I know use at least two. I ran three for a while but that was back in the CRT days. 1: Main Workspace 2: Reference art, email, etc. Some people will do main workspace as the design board with all their toolbars open on a...

openfiler is also worth looking at if you're rolling your own. I prefer Synology for business due to reliability of both software and hardware controllers. At home I just run a stripped down ubuntu server install with mdadm, rsync to offsite, etc.

apt-get install yourewelcome

I buy a 6pack/tallboys of a different WI microbrew every week. I don't think I'll ever run out of new in-state varieties to try with how much microbrewing has exploded here in the last decade.

And this, kids, is why you should go to college and get a white collar job. Humans aren't robots. Also seriously just go demo signvox, $129/month is like one less (small!) job screwed up due to paper shuffle. Will pay for itself immediately.

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We're overdue for the north american supervolcano basin to explode too. There are near-infinite scenarios which could wipe us all out at any moment. That's just life. It's fragile, so live well and plan contingencies for the things you CAN influence.

HP L26500 is my general response but what nice you're in is the most important factor.

Don't like bringing stuff home from work; too many industrial chemicals in vinyl, heavy metals in solvent ink, etc.

Your RIP computer should be it's own machine that just RIPs things, what OS it is hardly matters. It shouldn't be used for anything other than ripping.

Whatever you do, go digital. Managing workflow with paper is a wreck.

Hang out with my son, work on my businesses when he's napping. Avoid 4th of July nonsense and the yahoos that it brings out.

We track metrics on everything, yellow pages conversions are terrible. Been increasing spending on PPC over the past two years with good results as well as spending more time keeping our website fresh and chasing long tail. The rest of our biggest wins are all word of mouth.

I remember being on the internet before there were webpages. We're still in early days but thank FSM that Ajax technology was invented and web UX finally started maturing. Of course there are still people out there using tables for design, so it's not like the whole world has caught up yet even...

Yep, get a Synology NAS and an Amazon S3 account for automatic disaster offsite backup (the NAS will keep the S3 account up-to-date). Which NAS model you get will depend on your budget and storage needs. I recommend the DS412+ for most sign shop needs (I consider 4-bay to be the minimum, I don't...

Just order pre-printed and laminated camo and install it, way easier.