Along the theme identified earlier this week by Seth Godin in his post, Where are the Tweakers? come recommendations from two new sources for sites looking for help in keeping up with the changes needed to optimize a site's customer experience.

ITtoolbox is a great source for information about IT that is organized as a community for professional IT doers and users. A blog post on the site, Rent A Coder - How Software Gets Done: ITtoolbox Blogs describes a site that helps take care of the code "tweaking" that goes along with keeping a Web site fresh. If you need to hire a coder for any size project, check it out.

Also, Seth has started a Tweakers group on Squidoo and has published a Squidoo lens about Web Tweakers with more referrals.

I've noticed that numerous sites (including this one) have undergone significant changes in recent weeks. Keeping on top of site changes can easily consume hours. Web tweaking sounds like a real entrepreneurial opportunity for ambitious coders.