Working on and with the World Wide Web (www) affects many professions and private households today. Whether it's managing settings in public communications or organizing workflows, this section will address fundamental topics.
JOOMLA! (Web Content Management System)
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Joomla (pronounced Joomla!) is a free web content management system (WCMS) licensed under the GNU General Public License. The web software is therefore open source and free for users, even for commercial users. Joomla is one of the most widely used content management systems in the world, after WordPress.
Technical company presentation on the WWW with marketing effect
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The question of what basic content a company's online presence should contain is a concern for everyone from entrepreneurs and marketing managers to content managers. Over time, a basic concept has evolved that successful online presences adhere to. The focus here is less on dynamic content, such as new product offerings or company news, or even your business blog, but rather on a more static basic structure of the website. This basic structure is tried and tested and can be individually designed, organized, and implemented in terms of scope and design. It doesn't matter whether you use a Web Content Management System (WCMS), such as WordPress or Typo3, or a static, custom-built website.
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Use of published works under the Creative Commons License
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If you want to use something you didn't create yourself, questions about copyright and usage rights arise. Many people have had the idea of printing a graphic or photo on a T-shirt or coffee mug and then distributing it commercially. Using images and vector graphics is also fairly common on the internet these days. An American organization founded over 20 years ago is ensuring greater international transparency regarding the use and application of media and works.
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Search engines: Limit crawling of websites with robots.txt
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Search engines are curious! Once your website is online, they regularly receive visits from small programs that crawl your web presence for new content. Whether you yourself have previously requested a search engine listing is irrelevant. Many things happen automatically these days, including these little search helpers. Since websites are freely accessible anyway, no invitation is necessary. These so-called "bots" (also "robots," informally "bots" or "spiders," and occasionally "crawlers") are an integral part of the internet. They independently search web content and follow specified hyperlinks to the next resource. It is sufficient if your homepage is mentioned on another website and this has been crawled by a bot.
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Domain name - The beginning of a successful internet presence
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Entering a domain is always the beginning of a website visit. This article deals with this topic.
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The page content - A fundamental consideration
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Content - the page content
The word content refers to the content that a website displays. How and with what you implement your content on the Internet ultimately determines your need for content additions. Content is subject to a frequency of changes or additions. Depending on whether the page content is frequently added or changed, you also speak of:
GOOGLE - More than just a search engine
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Probably the world's most well-known search engine and media service provider, Google is known for its numerous additional services upon registration. Even the free registration includes many useful, time-saving, and versatile features as a basic offering, such as: (Just a small excerpt)