Remember to include a closing / if you're linking at the directory level. www.foobar.com/kipple/
NOT foobar.com/kipple
or the first call will be looking for a (missing)*file* named kipple, requiring a second pass for the *directory* named kipple.
And my auto insurance company should alert me before I'm going to have a fender bender...
Business/professional sites should be prepared ahead of time for such surges, if they are on the web to reach as wide an audience as possible. If it's not the/. effect, then it could be viral marketing or a citation by a popular columnist that could take them out next. Presumably their referrer logs will tell where the wave is coming from, but the point may be moot at that point if they aren't prepared for being wildly successful.
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Remember to include a closing / if you're linking at the directory level.
www.foobar.com/kipple/
NOT foobar.com/kipple
or the first call will be looking for a (missing)*file* named kipple, requiring a second pass for the *directory* named kipple.
And my auto insurance company should alert me before I'm going to have a fender bender...
/. effect, then it could be viral marketing or a citation by a popular columnist that could take them out next. Presumably their referrer logs will tell where the wave is coming from, but the point may be moot at that point if they aren't prepared for being wildly successful.
Business/professional sites should be prepared ahead of time for such surges, if they are on the web to reach as wide an audience as possible. If it's not the