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I'd stick with the first one. If the client wants more changes they'll most likely ask

As morgano said, they might be waiting to see what your experience is. If they still haven't told you the salary after the second interview, I 'd advise you to be cautious.

Definitely the first one for a software developing company. It's clear, simple, corporate and professional.

Hi Rene welcome to WDF. Where abouts in the Netherlands are you from?

The first logo looks professional and modern. The logo with the reflect below is looks good, but a little dated - but it depends what the logo is representing. What does the business do?

Very handy, thanks for sharing. I'll have a little read later on

Have you tried contacting the plagiarist and asking them to stop?

What did they say when you asked them what your salary would be?

I prefer the first one because it's very clear and easy to understand. You can then use the symbol for brand recognition. Also, the simple use of blue and green work really well together. The logo with the reflective gradient looks a bit "2008" ...!

Welcome aboard the WDF Rhydian

You could try contacting your local business link... I'm always on the phone to our local business link advisor if I get stuck with business related issues.

I usually middle click to open links in a new tab/window - makes navigation much easier

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I'm getting the same; blank page. Although it works if I go through a proxy...

Zend Studio is really good for PHP and also handles HTML and CSS pretty well

Dreamweaver for the serious stuff, notepad for editing

You might want to check the copyright issues surrounding what you're asking...

You need to be social bookmarking a website regularly for effective SEO. Also, having a large friend list that share similar interests to you that will also social bookmark your site will really improve SEO

Very useful post. I find that article submission to sites such as ezinearticlescom to be a really beneficial way of getting free one-way links and traffic to your website. Just write an article that's genuinely interesting and informative and include a link back to your website. Costs no money, just requires a bit of time

A very warm welcome to the forum Micah

Could you be a tad more specific on what advice you are looking for and your level of SEO knowledge/experience?

Hi Helen Thank you for the welcome. How are you today?

Good man. Yea it's a tough industry, everyone seems to be able to make a website these days! Have you got a blog or portfolio/CV site that you've put together to showcase your work?

Hey Reaper, Good to see another local on this forum! What line of the industry do you work in?

Hello Chris, Welcome to the forum, I believe I know you from somewhere... ...nope must just look like someone I know catcha soon buddy