The Mike New Technics Bearing

Do you own and pay for the website, Mike?
If so, I would contact the hosting company as a matter of urgency and ask them to reset the password so that you can gain access. Hopefully you have the master e-mail address so that they can send you a verification link.

It's a lesson for everyone (as I've known a few people get into similar trouble): never trust someone else with the keys to your website without your having note of the details. It can and does do businesses a lot of harm.

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Originally Posted by Frankyc2003

On the subject of SEO, this is an interesting read
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jayson...b_3403393.html

Cheers

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Thanks Francois

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Originally Posted by MartinT

No we don't use SEO specialists as most of them are taking money for doing the bleeding obvious.

No simple 'how to do' as far as I know, but lots of opinions on the web as with anything.
It's really about content and new material.

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Thanks Martin
Would appreciate your thoughts on a quick visit to our website if I can be so bold
Mostly because the obvious sometimes needs explaining to thick people like me
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Originally Posted by Mike_New

The simple reason is that I cannot contact the person who put the web site together and is presumedly still hosting it!!!!!!

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Move heaven and Earth to get access to your own site as soon as you can, or sooner !

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Originally Posted by MartinT

Do you own and pay for the website, Mike?
If so, I would contact the hosting company as a matter of urgency and ask them to reset the password so that you can gain access. Hopefully you have the master e-mail address so that they can send you a verification link.

It's a lesson for everyone (as I've known a few people get into similar trouble): never trust someone else with the keys to your website without your having note of the details. It can and does do businesses a lot of harm.

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Thank you for your help Martin,
The guy who offered to put the site together was, as far as I can tell a single individual. If I stated his name publicallyI guess I would be sensored. he was/is a follower of AoS and thats how he contacted me, I think he has one of my bearings.
I have not paid any fees for the site. We agreed that I would do a deal on a platter if the site registered a defined amount of sales.
He insisted that he had the best ability to design the web site for me. I believe he works/did work, for a TV group.
I do not have any master e-mail address for a verification link.
I can only guess that the web site is being hosted by some large group, and that it has gone un-noticed on their system.
In his defence, I can only assume that he has fallen very sick and cannot respond to my e-mails.
as he does not stand to gain any defacto advantage by not contacting me.

Really sorry to hear that your host is unreachable,
I really hope you will be able to access your site in the shortest delays to get back in business asap.
Best of luck

Thanks Francois,
However the only real problem I have is that the web site still says I have 14 bearings in stock, which of course is not true!

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Originally Posted by Mike_New

The guy who offered to put the site together was, as far as I can tell a single individual. If I stated his name publicallyI guess I would be sensored. he was/is a follower of AoS and thats how he contacted me, I think he has one of my bearings.

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Hi Mike,

We don't practice censorship here, so if you wish to name the person, then go ahead. In fact, doing so me be useful, as if he is known by some of our members, they may have a contact number where you can reach him.

Needless to say, if there's anything we can do to help you regain control of your website, we certainly will :)

Marco.

Just a thought,since most of the Technics have been sold to dj's and people who listen to the music mainly played on them,maybe it would be an idea letting that group know about the benefits of your bearing?

How you go about this and whether it would be worth it,i've no idea.I would love to see the return of the Techincs 1200,modded and taking back it's rightful place in the dj scene,leaving a trail of un-used CDJ's in it's wake! :lol:

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Originally Posted by Marco

Hi Mike,

We don't practice censorship here, so if you wish to name the person, then go ahead. In fact, doing so me be useful, as if he is known by some of our members, they may have a contact number where you can reach him.

Needless to say, if there's anything we can do to help you regain control of your website, we certainly will :)

Marco.

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Hi Marco,
You have a point here.
The fellow's name is Richard Quaite, and he was very helpful and quick to respond when he was working with me, and I think you will agree that he did a pretty good job at putting my web site together, very clean and easy to read and understand. I believe he lives in the midlands somewhere.