The following clips are the first series from Sirius Productionz highlighting their concerts and live music events in Southern Oregon. Much of the video was shot handheld by Levi of Sidfilmz. The first clip is from SYNRGY. Click here to watch more.
SYNRGY - "Mr. Babylon" Live @ the Applegate Lodge - 6/20/11
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Wordpress eCommerce
Sid hasn't used the Wordpress website component very much in the past, but more and more lately it has helped make rapid deployment of user-friendly websites very easy. If you have a simple website idea that needs regular updates or posts, then Wordpress has a quick learning curve and is quite "widget-friendly."
Recently, Sid launched a website for Black Market Comedy utilizing Wordpress. The first reason was that it was *free. That is, the Wordpress blogging engine is free to download and install on nearly any decent web server; you only need to worry about paying for the server space and the time to develop and update your website. If you are happy with a simple theme (and there are many free themes available, too) and have some webspace available, then you can plug in Wordpress and start adding content in just a few minutes.
And what if you want a really simple website, easy to manage, but you want to start selling merchandise or downloads? Sid initially would pursuade a client to look towards a more focused eCommerce software, like X-Cart, or if the budget was tight, then another Open-Source alternative that ties into Joomla might be the way to go (Sid's faves are VirtueMart and Maian Media). But just recently, a customer who is already familiar with Wordpress, and already has quite a bit of content on a Wordpress blog, was looking to monetize some of their content, already available as downloads.






