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Check out Don's Marine, a website we recently built:

Don's Marine in Lodi Wisconsin Established in 1936, Don’s Marine services and sells new and used boats, motors, and snowmobiles. Located just 2 miles from Lake Wisconsin and right off the Lodi snowmobile trail, it’s easily accessible and provides a one-stop convenience for all your needs!

wishes you a very Merry Christmas!

a very interesting article about domain squatting. Worth reading!

The man who owns the Internet Kevin Ham is the most powerful dotcom mogul you've never heard of, reports Business 2.0 Magazine. Here's how the master of Web domains built a $300 million empire.

listen for this Reitz Internet Technologies commercial on Relevant Radio 1240AM in Madison!

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up early this crisp October morning for Ally Blackburn's talk at the Relevant Radio Business Association. Hope to see you there!

is sponsoring the next Relevant Radio Business Association meeting in Madison! Join us Tuesday October 5th, 7:30 AM at the Bishop O'Connor Center.

Relevant Radio Business Association You are invited to network with fellow Catholic and Christian business people in a friendly and fun environment at the next Relevant Radio Business Association meeting. Guest speaker Ally Blackburn, an internet systems and social media specialist from Milwaukee, will show you how to harness social m...

We're rolling out DNS changes as part of a move to a new server. reitzinternet.com should start resolving to the new server overnight.

If you're starting a new website, improving an existing one, or are just curious: check out our Beginner's Guide to Internet Technology!

The Beginner's Guide to Internet Technology The Beginner's Guide to Internet Technology - a great place to start learning about what it takes to put together a website.

checking out WordPress 3.0 - the new menu feature is very nice!

Social Media: Have a Backup Plan [Blog Post]

Social Media: Have a Backup Plan - Reitz Internet Blog Recently, Twitter has been having some reliability issues. Such widespread, long term outages are a bit uncommon for a web service, but who can complain, seeing as Twitter is a free service? It does raise an issue though... Do you have a backup system in place?