Author Archives: Jonathan M. Rosen
New Desktop Computers
Beginning March 2012, we’re retiring the MSI socket 775 motherboards we have been using for the past two years, and moving to the new Intel socket 1155 motherboard and processor. While socket 1155 uses the same size and type of … Continue reading
How Often Should a Web Site be Replaced?
Once a web-site is established, how often should it be updated or replaced? With respect to Google.com searches, there are at least two known criteria for web-site age that are related to search ranking and updates. Google will rank older … Continue reading
Find us on Thumbtack.com
We have joined a new web-site service called Thumbtack.com that provides referrals for businessess: Computer sales and service
New Site: Gary C. Gable Professional Adjusters, Inc.
Jon Rosen Systems recently completed a search-engine-friendly web site for insurance-adjusting firm Gary C. Gable Professional Adjusters, Inc. A simple web site made of plain text has been transformed into a full-color experience. It’s easy to get in contact with … Continue reading
New Site: Hastings + Cohn
When you see that distinctive green square, you know there’s property for sale…and you know the company is Hastings + Cohn. When the company’s previous website experienced stormy seas, Jon Rosen Systems worked quickly to rebuild hastingscohn.com. Now the results … Continue reading
New Site: Northtowns Orthopedics
When you think hip arthroscopy, what’s the first place that comes to mind? Northtowns Orthopedics, of course. Dr. Peter Gambacorta and co. provide comprehensive orthopedics services and sports medicine throughout Western New York. Now they have a comprehensive web site … Continue reading
Your Digital Business Card
If you can’t decide on a full-fledged web site for your company, or you’d simply prefer to keep things to the point, consider a digital business card. You’ll get a domain name like yourcompany.com with e-mail service and a simple … Continue reading
Repairing USB port failure
We regularly see computers with broken and failed USB ports being brought in for repair. While USB ports used to be a novelty and convenience on computers, increasingly computers require working USB ports for the keyboard and mouse. Computer manufacturers … Continue reading
Thailand Flooding Affects Hard Drive Prices
The flooding in Thailand in October and November 2011 forced the closing of all of the hard drive assembly factories for Western Digital. Seagate does not manufacture or assemble hard drives in Thailand, but it does rely on suppliers located … Continue reading
Improving Google search results through WordPress
Since we began offering web-sites using WordPress open source content management software, we have seen exceptional gains in Google search results. Using the free on-line evaluation tool at www.WebSiteGrader.com to compare results, we have seen significant improvements for sites that … Continue reading

