Interviews

LovingTech Forums – 9 Months After My Interview [Followup]

June 30, 2010

Back in September 2009 I did an interview with Ryan Grant from the North West of England about his webmaster and technology forum, LovingTech.net, which is the solution to troubled forums such as Digital Point. It’s been a good while since then so I’d like to inform you of the excellent progress going on there, [...]

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Me Being Interviewed Again. Twice.

December 13, 2009

As a blogger, it’s always nice when other bloggers come to you, asking for an interview. Usually I’m happy to be part of it and I’ve done 3 interviews so far. No big deal, but it’s 3 more than what I had expected to do. One of the last two interviews were by DWHNOW.com, which, [...]

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Interview & Review: Ryan, Webmaster Forum – LovingTech

September 14, 2009

Welcome to the first interview I’ve ever done for TechPatio – I hope you like it! Ryan Grant is a talented young individual from North West England who has a passion for developing successful websites, his latest creation is the LovingTech Webmaster Forum, which I’m personally also a member of. LovingTech Webmaster Forum consist of [...]

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Interviewed By The “Famous Bloggers Club”

September 9, 2009

I’m not that famous (if any!), let’s just clear that bit up before we go any further Never the less, I was invited to do an interview with Famous Bloggers Club which of course I was happy to do and by doing so, I have joined the ranks of bloggers such as Extreme John, Chris [...]

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Interview With World Famous Problogger Darren Rowse (video)

August 13, 2009

Gideon Shalwick from the Become A Blogger program, at which I’m a premium member, had the honors of making a video interview with one of the most famous bloggers in the world – Darren Rowse from Problogger. In this 30 minutes video interview, Darren Rowse spills the beans on some very interesting subjects about blogging, [...]

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