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Charm City Networks is running a 12-week print advertisement in the Baltimore Citypaper. https://charmcitynetworks.com/see-our-ad-in-the-baltimore-citypaper/

Charm City Networks recently added an integrated Simple Machines Forum to RowhouseBaltimore.com. The forum allows for open discussion on home renovation and home improvement topics. Users can share questions and techniques, and even rate and discuss subcontractors. As more and more users begin to use the forums, and fresh content is added regularly, rowhousebaltimore.com’s page ranking in search engines will increase. The forum is based on SMF, a popular open-source php forum package. A simple plugin links the forum to wordpress, allowing the latest discussion topics to be shown on the front page of rowhousebaltimore.com The forums can be found at forums.rowhousebaltimore.com.

Charm City Networks now accepts secure online payments. Customers can easily pay for services using a credit card of paypal account. To pay, simply enter the payment amount and invoice number in the Online Payments section on the front page of charmcitynetworks.com. You will be taken to a secure site to enter credit card information or paypal account information.

Charm City Networks launches a new Technology Blog to product reviews, industry news, and more. The blog is available at http://techblog.charmcitynetworks.com, and runs on WordPress using the FreshBlue theme.

Welcome to the new Tech Blog at Charm City Networks!  We’ll be blogging about new technologies, reviewing products, posting troubleshooting and support tips, and more.  Check back often for new updates.

Charm City Networks has launched their new website at https://www.charmcitynetworks.com. The site runs on WordPress, a popular open-source blog engine. As wordpress has gained popularity, its use has gone far beyond standard blogs, and it is now being widely used as a content management system for non-blog websites. Charm City Networks makes use of the “Jelly” theme from drikatruu. The theme was designed specifically for use as a non-blog CMS, and lacks blog style features such as links for comments, dates and times of posts, et cetera.