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I have a client who needs an online library for articles, PDFs, videos, and audio. Here are some of the criteria I need met:

1. needs to be searchable
2. needs to be able to accept guest blogging
3. needs to be able to accept user feedback on each item
4. all the items are free.
5. needs to be able to filter results within search results.
6. needs to be able to handle over 10,000 documents/articles that will be put on the site.
7. content needs to be tagged with one or more tags for improved searching.

I am familiar with WordPress but wasn't sure that was the best solution for a more advanced library.  Any suggestions on other platforms that will work for this application?

I have a client that is a non-profit organization that responds to international humanitarian crisis.  They have numerous projects going at one time.  They need a website to allow people to donate to specific programs.  The donors need to be able to do one time donations as well as reoccurring donations (till canceled by the donor).  It needs to be a shopping cart type experience so that a person does not need to check out for each program they want to donate to.  Does anyone have any experience or knowledge of platforms that can do this?  They will also be using the site as platform for sharing information (blog-type) with the public.  What is a couple good platforms to consider?

We work with a number of clients that need a small website.  Is Adobe Muse a good software for building solid, optimized websites?  Is Muse better then Dreamweaver?  Input please.

Is wordpress a good platform to build websites with?  If so, what are some good resources to learn how to build custom websites using wordpress?

I have numerous print ads running and I would like to see which ads are sending traffic to my site.  What is the best way of doing this?  Redirects? Is this a recommended practice?  Thanks!

I know that for best results with search engines, tables should not be used.  However as I look to redesign our older e-commerce site, I find that not only our website but many other e-commerce sites use tables. Is it acceptable to use tables in e-commerce or am I just viewing outdated e-commerce sites.  Could you recommend a good shopping cart solution? We currently use volusion.

Thanks for your time and see you in Boston next week!

I have a client that is a non-profit organization that responds to international humanitarian crisis.  They have numerous projects going at one time.  They need a website to allow people to donate to specific programs.  The donors need to be able to do one time donations as well as reoccurring donations (till canceled by the donor).  It needs to be a shopping cart type experience so that a person does not need to check out for each program they want to donate to.  Does anyone have any experience or knowledge of platforms that can do this?  They will also be using the site as platform for sharing information (blog-type) with the public.  What is a couple good platforms to consider?