A Few new Web Sites
I have been working on some new web ventures and have new sites to let you-all know about.
First off - A home page for what will be a Saxophone Portal - Sax Links site. SaxophonePlayer.net has been up, in a very limited form, for a few months and I do plan on getting the good sites together and working thru organization for the site so it can be navigated with ease to find answers to your sax related questions from the many great sites I have found online.
Another brand new site is up in its infant stages - www.GospelJazzCDs.com. This site will attempt to better explain the emerging genre of Gospel Jazz with my CDs in this genre and many others. Links to Gospel Jazz Artists, and, hopefully, some feedback from you-all.
Many of my older sites will be seeing an update soon. Much to do, more planned, and the same time limitations we all face each day.
NOTE - I have started uploading sites in progress to combat the GOOGLE sand boxing that occurs with new sites falling off the index for 6-8 months before resting at the natural place they held during the first few weeks of the sites release. It is advantageous to release sites sooner than later so this lame process can be done and the site can be found. I will be starting Christmas sites in a month or so for this very reason. By the end of March, all new Christmas sites need to start the process so they can be found during the Christmas Season.
My ChristmasSax.com site was cranking in October and disappeared going into Christmas last year. The first of the new Christmas sites planned is ChristmasCDs.US or ChristmasCDs.net - Still undecided on which URL to use.
My latest finished sites deal with the Dave Guardala Scam I was hit by. Finished is a big word since I do have plans on links and info on the elements of a scam to better educate others on things to look for when it looks too good to be true. Sites like the FBI Internet Division and www.lookstoogoodtobetrue.com have great insight, and there are many others too. We could all use a refresher course on avoiding the scam, so the new page coming soon at www.DaveGuardala.net will catalog the elements of a scam.
Lastly - www.GregVail.com is going to be moved and will have a totally new design, but is not the #1 priority right now, so give it a couple of weeks more.
Be kind to each other and I'll be back soon.
SAXBOY
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First off - A home page for what will be a Saxophone Portal - Sax Links site. SaxophonePlayer.net has been up, in a very limited form, for a few months and I do plan on getting the good sites together and working thru organization for the site so it can be navigated with ease to find answers to your sax related questions from the many great sites I have found online.
Another brand new site is up in its infant stages - www.GospelJazzCDs.com. This site will attempt to better explain the emerging genre of Gospel Jazz with my CDs in this genre and many others. Links to Gospel Jazz Artists, and, hopefully, some feedback from you-all.
Many of my older sites will be seeing an update soon. Much to do, more planned, and the same time limitations we all face each day.
NOTE - I have started uploading sites in progress to combat the GOOGLE sand boxing that occurs with new sites falling off the index for 6-8 months before resting at the natural place they held during the first few weeks of the sites release. It is advantageous to release sites sooner than later so this lame process can be done and the site can be found. I will be starting Christmas sites in a month or so for this very reason. By the end of March, all new Christmas sites need to start the process so they can be found during the Christmas Season.
My ChristmasSax.com site was cranking in October and disappeared going into Christmas last year. The first of the new Christmas sites planned is ChristmasCDs.US or ChristmasCDs.net - Still undecided on which URL to use.
My latest finished sites deal with the Dave Guardala Scam I was hit by. Finished is a big word since I do have plans on links and info on the elements of a scam to better educate others on things to look for when it looks too good to be true. Sites like the FBI Internet Division and www.lookstoogoodtobetrue.com have great insight, and there are many others too. We could all use a refresher course on avoiding the scam, so the new page coming soon at www.DaveGuardala.net will catalog the elements of a scam.
Lastly - www.GregVail.com is going to be moved and will have a totally new design, but is not the #1 priority right now, so give it a couple of weeks more.
Be kind to each other and I'll be back soon.
SAXBOY
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