Tool Design, a utah high precision machining company, has hired Red Olive, a utah search engine optimization firm, to assist them in reaching their goal of establishing a significant presence within the Search Engines.
Primarily in the past Tool Design has relied mostly on word of mouth referral’s, but now with their business growing to a much larger scale. They are ready to establish a significant online presence via search engines.
Hearth Kitchen hired Red Olive, a utah web design firm, to tackle a number of projects (i.e., Web design and Development, Search Engine Optimization, Ecommerce, etc.) alongside the launch of their new informercial.
Hearth Kitchen’s revolutionary new product, the HearthKit is designed to faithfully convert home ovens into Brick ovens, allowing the home cook to experience the exceptional benefits of hearth oven baking and cooking.
The HearthKit is manufactured from a blend of cordierite, a specialized blend of earthen materials, bonded to create a ceramic material. The key to a hearth oven is its unique ability to cook foods from the inside out, not just the outside in! Typically, roasted products may be baked at higher temperatures, allowing the food to sear on the outside and maintain juiciness inside. The incredible benefits to hearth-baked products are well documented and unchallenged.
We are big fans of wordpress and would like to share some of our own research to help others with similar issues. It really sucks that Wordpress by default doesn’t work with php/IIS installs. One would ask why not just switch to Apache? Because it can’t run ASP.NET, that’s why. Rather than dedicate an apache box just to gain a blog site with search engine optimized URLs, lets just get it to work eh?
- You have to use PHP 5.2.0 or earlier. 5.2.1 results in 404 Errors.
- You need a little ISAPI filter installed on the site that replaces the mod_rewrite functionality. Download dll and ini files here
- Step by Step instructions with pretty pictures here
- These tutorials were written before the release of php5.2.1 which promptly breaks the functionality, so there is no mention of this bug. Coincidentally we tested it with php5.2.3 too and it returns bad headers so stick with 5.2.0 for now.
If you would like a DEMO simply look at the URL in your browser. I like it when things just work.
