Did you know that when gas went to over $4.00 a gallon, one of our customers had a business that helped schools, municipalities and more save by locking in gas contracts at lower than market rates. The name of that business is Saco Petroleum.
Located In The Kansas City Area, Saco Petroleum, Inc. Is a second generation petroleum distributorship.
Founded In 1965 as a single service station, Saco today is a multi-branded distributor of petroleum products Including gasoline, diesel, kerosene, and ethanol products.
Saco prides itself on a commitment of excellence in customer service and making sure that it’s customers come first.
You can find Saco at www.sacopetroleum.com.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Monday, August 10, 2009
Customer notes
Some interesting tidbits from or about our customers:
Lakemary's 40th Reunion Celebration
Lakemary is turning 40 and we would love to celebrate with you! Please join us Friday, September 25th & Saturday, September 26th for 2 unforgettable days filled with festivities! Visit www.lakemaryctr.org for more info.
Rossini.com is proud to announce the release of the new Raymore Missouri chamber of commerce web site. The new website is located at www.raymorechamber.com. The web site tracks membership and allows for news feeds to be uploaded about chamber events and a lot more.
Rossini.com customer Kueker Logistics Group announced the go live of a new test loop which includes: Carousel ASRS, The latest in a 24 volt conveyor, various sortation equipment, in-motion scale and more. To learn more about Kuecker Logistics Group a materials handling company, visit their web site at www.kuecker.com.
Bilt Industries of Belton Missouri released a new web site created by Rossini.com. Please visit www.biltindustries.com. Bilt sells industrial shelving equipment to various areas such as the automotive, book store and retail industries.
More to come visit us at www.rossini.com to learn more about our services.
Lakemary's 40th Reunion Celebration
Lakemary is turning 40 and we would love to celebrate with you! Please join us Friday, September 25th & Saturday, September 26th for 2 unforgettable days filled with festivities! Visit www.lakemaryctr.org for more info.
Rossini.com is proud to announce the release of the new Raymore Missouri chamber of commerce web site. The new website is located at www.raymorechamber.com. The web site tracks membership and allows for news feeds to be uploaded about chamber events and a lot more.
Rossini.com customer Kueker Logistics Group announced the go live of a new test loop which includes: Carousel ASRS, The latest in a 24 volt conveyor, various sortation equipment, in-motion scale and more. To learn more about Kuecker Logistics Group a materials handling company, visit their web site at www.kuecker.com.
Bilt Industries of Belton Missouri released a new web site created by Rossini.com. Please visit www.biltindustries.com. Bilt sells industrial shelving equipment to various areas such as the automotive, book store and retail industries.
More to come visit us at www.rossini.com to learn more about our services.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
SEO is important
Today the use of SEO is growing rapidly. The days of just throwing up a website are coming to a close. You need SEO to give you that extra push.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Important security note from Microsoft
This is an important announcement from MIcrsoft:
SAN JOSE, Calif. | Microsoft Corp. has taken the rare step of warning about a serious computer security vulnerability it hasn’t fixed yet. The vulnerability disclosed Monday affects Internet Explorer users whose computers run the Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 operating software.
SAN JOSE, Calif. | Microsoft Corp. has taken the rare step of warning about a serious computer security vulnerability it hasn’t fixed yet. The vulnerability disclosed Monday affects Internet Explorer users whose computers run the Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 operating software.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Tip today
One thing that is important to your web site and to the search engines is that you add new content often. Keep your site changing and use a blog when you can. Keep the site interesting and people and the search engines will find it.
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Neat article from Wikipedia
The Phishing Scam:
"Phishing is a modern form of scam in which the artist communicates with the mark, pretending to be from an official organization that the mark is doing business with, in order to extract personal information that can then be used, for example, to steal money. In a typical instance of phishing, the artist sends the mark an email pretending to be from a company (such as eBay). This email is formatted exactly like email from that business, and will ask the mark to "verify" some personal information at their website, to which a link is provided. The website itself is also fake but designed to look exactly like the business' website. The site will contain an HTML form asking for personal information such as credit card numbers. The mark will feel compelled to give this information because of words in the email or the site stating that they require the information again, for example to "reactivate your account". When the mark submits the form (not checking the URL), the information is sent to the swindler."
A Blogging Scam:
"The Ogged Scam: A new con trick born in the age of blogs. For this scam, the con artist creates a pseudonymous internet persona and befriends a group of people online who will become his marks. Then the scammer feigns some terrible disease, such as stomach cancer. Finally, the scammer subtly pushes the idea that his online "friends" could pitch in for something to make him feel better, such as a $700 gift certificate to the French Laundry. After the boon is received, the scam artist claims a miraculous recovery or doctor error."
The Paranoia Scam
"The Paranoia Scam is a scam that involves the con man telling the mark various lies about the different scams and instigating false attempts so that the mark (feeling worried and with no place to hide their money from fraud) turns to the con man for help."
For more insights of these types of scams and and what to be aware of, visit Wikipedia.
"Phishing is a modern form of scam in which the artist communicates with the mark, pretending to be from an official organization that the mark is doing business with, in order to extract personal information that can then be used, for example, to steal money. In a typical instance of phishing, the artist sends the mark an email pretending to be from a company (such as eBay). This email is formatted exactly like email from that business, and will ask the mark to "verify" some personal information at their website, to which a link is provided. The website itself is also fake but designed to look exactly like the business' website. The site will contain an HTML form asking for personal information such as credit card numbers. The mark will feel compelled to give this information because of words in the email or the site stating that they require the information again, for example to "reactivate your account". When the mark submits the form (not checking the URL), the information is sent to the swindler."
A Blogging Scam:
"The Ogged Scam: A new con trick born in the age of blogs. For this scam, the con artist creates a pseudonymous internet persona and befriends a group of people online who will become his marks. Then the scammer feigns some terrible disease, such as stomach cancer. Finally, the scammer subtly pushes the idea that his online "friends" could pitch in for something to make him feel better, such as a $700 gift certificate to the French Laundry. After the boon is received, the scam artist claims a miraculous recovery or doctor error."
The Paranoia Scam
"The Paranoia Scam is a scam that involves the con man telling the mark various lies about the different scams and instigating false attempts so that the mark (feeling worried and with no place to hide their money from fraud) turns to the con man for help."
For more insights of these types of scams and and what to be aware of, visit Wikipedia.
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Joe's views
The web is changing and fast. As an SEO trained specialist, I have been in a constant battle to keep up with the big changes that hit our field almost every day. First HTML had tables, and that little command to make things blink, remember them? Then came Frames and almost every city I worked with or knew had to have them; oh they were cool. One thing happened on the way to the search engines, though; oh boy, they did not like frames. Then came Flash - wow, was that cool or what, and it really looked nice and flashy. Once again someone forgot to clear it with Google and Yahoo and MSN who once again said ohhhhhh no. Every time we turned around the SEO field scrambled and did work arounds. Creation of mini mirror gateway pages helped as did linking. Now we have CSS and this finally seems like the holy grail because the main search engines have blessed this form of programming, at least for now, and I highly recommend you use it. But, remember, that just because you create a web site and use CSS, that isn't enough. You really should hire a professional company that understands both web creation _*and *_web marketing. The proper key word phrases need to be in the HTML code as well as many other details that can make or break a web marketing campaign. By hiring Rossini.com, we can help tremendously with your website ranking in the main search engines.
In closing, Rossini.com offers a turn key solution: Creating your web page, providing regular support, and submission to the search engines and directories. Call us today at 913-533-4098 or e-mail me at jrossini@rossini.com.
In closing, Rossini.com offers a turn key solution: Creating your web page, providing regular support, and submission to the search engines and directories. Call us today at 913-533-4098 or e-mail me at jrossini@rossini.com.
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