Until a while back, the idea of a software that would be able to build websites without the use of pragramming language was still something of the future for the average internet user. Nowadays, we are using the definite product. You want something fast, accessible, complex but not complicated, stylish, versatile, and most importantly, free?… Continue reading IM Creator, the free code free web builder
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The best in mobile web design tactics
With the explosion in popularity of smartphones and tablets, mobile web design has experienced similar growth. Because so many rely on their mobile devices to surf the Web, it’s become imperative for many companies to offer mobile websites that are easy to navigate and offer the same content offered by their regular websites. Because of… Continue reading The best in mobile web design tactics
10 small business web design mistakes to avoid
Small businesses need websites. But not just any old website will work. Try to avoid these 10 Web design mistakes so your site will help your business succeed instead of slowing it down. 1. Poor navigation tools Your site’s visitors need to know how to find information. Without good navigation tools, that’s nearly… Continue reading 10 small business web design mistakes to avoid
A case for posting lots of good content on your website
Content speaks for itself. It speaks for a company. It speaks to the people. Most business websites are sorely short on content. Sure, they have sales content and information about the company, but so few today are actually putting out high-quality content about relevant topics that make their websites more of a resource. Today, people… Continue reading A case for posting lots of good content on your website
Modern search marketing is more art, less science with Penguin 2.0
There are two frames of mind amongst search marketing professionals when it comes to major updates such as the Google Penguin update last year and the upcoming Penguin 2.0 algorithm update. Some start to panic as they’ve seen these algorithm updates force companies to make major changes. In some cases, companies have had to close… Continue reading Modern search marketing is more art, less science with Penguin 2.0
In an internet day…
The internet. It has become such an integrated part of our lives that many do not spend more than a few waking hours without being connected in some way. We post to Facebook, check our emails, visit websites, read the news, and generally connect throughout much of our days. How does this translate into actual… Continue reading In an internet day…
26 key points to know prior to building a website
So, you’re considering building a new website. You have an idea for a product, you’re starting a new company, or you’ve been charged with taking your 2002 antiquated website and modernizing it. The challenges you’ll face are many. The list of consolidated resources are few. There are schools dedicated to helping people to develop a… Continue reading 26 key points to know prior to building a website
6 types of content to make your website POP
If there’s one word I hate using in marketing, it’s “engagement”. The term has been so overused and abused since the rise of social media that its meaning has become distorted. It’s defined in different ways and means different things to different people. Thankfully, the moves by search giants like Google and Bing as well… Continue reading 6 types of content to make your website POP
Valuable commentary is the alternative to straight syndication or spinning
There was a time when the search engines rewarded content of all types. If a website syndicated content from elsewhere on the web and exposed it to their audience, it wasn’t as good as unique content but at least it didn’t hurt. Some of the content would be de-indexed as duplicate but the overall health… Continue reading Valuable commentary is the alternative to straight syndication or spinning
Stop the presses. Google has an ad on its homepage.
Having the cleanest homepage on the internet has often been attributed to much of Google’s early success. Before they were the search engine, they competed against Yahoo, Microsoft Live, Alta Vista, and other portal sites that had ads, news, and just about everything else that one could fit onto a single website. Google’s was clean… Continue reading Stop the presses. Google has an ad on its homepage.