“If It Wasn’t for the Customers I Would Really Like this Job” is a book by Robert Bacal and no doubt every business person has felt that way at some point. While we’re thankful for the challenging customer who pushes us to do better, have you ever wondered what sort of grumbling goes on in your web developer’s office?

This article has been updated on 9/4/2019 with the article entitled “Have You Seen the Changes in these Facebook Tools?"

Way to go, DNN!

"DNN was fortunate enough to receive multiple accolades from a variety of respected sources including Gartner, CMS Critic, and Info-Tech. In particular, the Info-Tech recognition was exceptional, as it identified DNN as a Champion amongst its content management peers and rated it as being the Top Overall Value in the market.  Read More here."

Jim and Don flew down to Palm Beach to attend DNNcon and had a great time networking, learning and soaking up the sun. They also brought back a wealth of information that will be passed on to clients right away.

In fact, the guys found the event so useful and fun that they'd like to bring it back to Chicago next time. Sprocket was one of the organizers at the last DNN event in our area back in October of 2010.

Read more about DNNcon and give your two-cents-worth about an upcoming event at the ChicagoStyle DNN User Group website.

You have an online reputation whether you want it or not so you might as well manage it to benefit your business. While not a particularly difficult job, it can be time-consuming. Which explains why so many small businesses never get around to it. Here is a checklist that can help you get the job done.