With 40 million websites in existence, and more than 3 billion web pages indexed by Google at the time of this writing (July 2003), it’s no wonder that more and more people are relying on search engines to find their way through the unruly world that the web has become.

The major goals of the Web services architecture are interoperability, reliability, security, manageability, scalability and extensibility and integration with the Web.

Hello Ross, Here are my questions:

1. What are the differences between a typical site map page and a crawler page?

2. Is there any wisdom in having the meta tag with key words only on the Home page of a twenty page site?

Often, the sense of lostness inside a website is because the Internet involves a non-linear network of links.

Put three business people in a room and ask then the question “What is a business model?” and you will get at least four replies – none of which may be correct!

The usual picture that comes to the minds of business people, consultants and analysts when they hear the term “business model” is what might be called a “financial class” of business model, for example:

When trying to find your target audience for your product or service, use a technique called mind-mapping. It will help you think outside the box.

You have the ability to attain whatever you seek; within you is every potential you can imagine. Always aim higher than you believe you can reach.