Webmaster, site designer, hosting service or e-biz owner, legislation in committee in D.C. may change the way we all use the Net. And not for the better.
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Webmaster, site designer, hosting service or e-biz owner, legislation in committee in D.C. may change the way we all use the Net. And not for the better.
If your site is search engine optimized to the max, it’s not optimized for human eyeballs. Is it worth the expense to add some Flash? Only if you want to save some money and be here tomorrow.
Does your web host offer the latest in technology and features? Here’s one way to find out.
Is it a movement? A revolution? Perhaps a new paradigm? Or, is it a bunch of hype designed to sell a bunch of new software? Just what is Web 2.0?
Your database of customers and clients is gold – or at least it should be. Take the time to clean things up and put a new shine on this invaluable resource.
On-line crime and suspect tactics hurt all of us, and since there are no rules, maybe you should create your own list of ethical business practices. Here’s a good starting point.
You only have a few seconds to entice a first-time visitor to stick around and buy. Your home page text better be targeted with laser-precision, or you’re just a click away from the ‘History’ file.
RSS has already changed the way web designers are constructing new sites. Is this state-of-the-art feature a part of your cyber-turf? If it isn’t, it should be.
You’ve decided to add RSS feeds to your site. Excellent choice. Now all you have to do is find the right feeds for your customized reader, hook them up and broadcast them. No problem, right? Well, not exactly.
If you don’t think first impressions matter, consider that the average visitor to your site spends less than five seconds deciding whether to move on or not. Your look had better be right or they’re not coming back.