:welcome Luis!
Hi! Good luck on your retirement :) I want to retire early. Working till age 72 sounds like a real drag. I think that is when I'll be able to collect social security, provided that program is still supported. :welcome PS.. Sometimes you have to spend a little to make a little!
Hi Luis! :welcome Looked at your site. Very well organized and not too bad on your layout. It's obviously well thought out. If you're interested in honest feedback, your site has almost too much information to digest in one sitting. Although familiar with the terminology, I guess I'm just not used to the specifications of ISO certification (I suspect it is indeed very complex and information-rich to say the least). I suppose it could be argued you could concentrate on a specific niche clientele of those groups or entities wanting to become ISO-certified. In order to become successful in making money on today's Internet, you need to do something that not everyone else is doing... find out what service you can provide that is as unique as possible. That's very challenging, but if you start out locally, contacting and networking with others within your locality, you stand a good chance of acquiring the necessary headstart to branch out and gain more contacts/business opportunities down the road. It takes a lot of patience, perseverance and time... but you're arguably in the right stage of your career to do just that. Don't forget to take advantage of and ask questions in the many webmaster-related forums like this one. There are a lot of tutorials and very well-written free resources online to help you learn specific skills you'll need to successfully create/develop websites. Just be patient and don't be afraid to ask questions when you get stuck or frustrated. Best of luck to you with your future net endeavors...
Wow thats a comprehensive answer. :)
:D I aim to please... Seriously, I was impressed with the time he'd obviously spent on his site. It made my eyes water from all the intricate information he put on a single page. Maybe it's just my take on things, but one of the big challenges I've dealt with many times over the years was how to take a complex idea or concept and present it in a simplified manner.
hi!