Monthly Archives: November 2006

Taking Advantage of The Experience Factor We read the newspaper, we watch television, and we listen to the radio, but we experience the Web; this is what makes ‘The Website’ one of the most powerful marketing tools available to today’s … Continue reading →

A landing page is a website page that is created for one purpose – to persuade the site visitor to convert into a customer by making a sale, completing a form (thereby becoming a qualified lead), signing up for a … Continue reading →

What makes for a great webpage? Wouldn’t you like to know the main ingredients for creating a superior webpage? What basic elements you must have if you want a solidly designed webpage? A webpage that will stand out and be … Continue reading →

Blogs are a great way to get started authoring content and sharing your knowledge and insights with other people. Plus, mix work and play – and you can get rich doing this. You don’t have to be an MBA-accredited author … Continue reading →

What do you see when you search for your company or brand name? Is there anything on the first page of the search engine results that you wouldn’t be proud to display on your home page? Consumer review sites, blogs … Continue reading →

For a successful Search Engine Optimization strategy, take into consideration that search engines look at content and also at the structure of the markup. They emphasize the importance of text content, page titles, keywords rich text, meta descriptions and information … Continue reading →

According to Matt Cutts, there are over 100 factors that affect search engine ranking. For those of you who don’t know, Matt is a Google guy guru, he is employed by Google but writes an independent blog and shares information … Continue reading →