Shawn Collins’ latest blog post is titled “Clean Up the Crawl Errors on Your Sites”. Collins Says, “I was looking at my Google Webmaster Tools account a while back for my blog, and I had an awful number of crawl errors, also known as 404 errors, where there is a file not found on a site. In my defense, my blog was started in 2004 and I’ve used multiple platforms over the year, which resulted in many directory setups, file extensions, etc. At the end of last month, I had over 900 crawl errors on my blog, and I set up a reminder to tackle them. But I have been putting... [...]
Archive for the 'Website Design' Category
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “6 Signs It’s Time to Redesign Your Website”. Spencer Frandsen says, “Your website is the focal point of your online presence, so you want to make sure everything is looking tidy, eye-catching and modern. Think of it like preparing yourself for a first date! Perhaps you have been contemplating freshening up your website and giving it a virtual makeover (after all, why would you be looking at this article?). If so, then look at the below signs that suggest a redesign is needed: Your Website is Stuck in the 90’s Well... [...]
The latest article on ‘Website Magazine’ is titled “5 Video Strategies for E-Commerce Merchants”. Allison Howen says, “It can be difficult for digital retailers to stand out on the ’Net, as the competition within email inboxes, social newsfeeds and search engine result pages is fierce. One of the most effective ways to create a lasting impression for digital shoppers is by incorporating video into your brand’s marketing strategy. In doing so, retailers have the opportunity to showcase their products, engage their shoppers and increase their brand’s visibility“. 5... [...]
The latest article on ‘Website Magazine’ is titled “3 Tips to Make Your Website More User-Friendly”. Velly Angelova says, “A good website is a rewarding outcome of several important elements encompassing design, content, navigation and functionality. Nowadays running a business website is one of the most important facets in the life of a company and therefore has to be intuitive, not overly complicated and engaging. Keeping your website user-friendly will greatly improve its performance, entice more prospects and boost sales for your business“. 3 Tips to Make Your Website More... [...]
The latest ‘MarketingExperiments’ blog post is titled “LPO: How many columns should you use on a landing page?”. John Tackett says, “What is the highest performing number of columns for your webpages? The question is deceptively simple and difficult to determine unless you test your way to the optimal layout for your needs. During a recent Web clinic, Jon Powell, Senior Executive Content Writer, MECLABS, revealed how a large tech company decided to test its column layout in an effort to increase sales from its branded search efforts. So, let’s review the research notes for some background... [...]
The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “3 Ways Your Web Design Can Better Connect You to Your Audience”. Rafal Toman says, “ How do people recognize good web design? There is a big difference between good and bad design. Many people can identify a good design, but they don’t know what makes the difference. Most people are not looking at a website and thinking: That website has well-matched serif and sans-serif fonts and a nice usage of white space! Nope. Only designers think that“. 3 Ways Your Web Design Can Better Connect You to Your Audience ‘Copyblogger’... [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “There’s no such thing as online PR”. Ian McKee says, “As we all know, digital marketing ceased to exist last year. In January 2013, Forrester announced it was to be the year that ‘digital marketing’ became just ‘marketing’. I’d like to posit that something similar happened to PR. In fact I think it happened earlier, though we have yet to have had the debate. There’s no doubt that the internet has changed marketing’s function and activities, but its impact on PR has simply been to expand the discipline’s... [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Website localisation: three examples of best practice”. Patrick Eve says, “Increased globalisation has presented brands with huge opportunities to expand into new markets and the internet has drastically lowered the barriers to entry. This has resulted in increased global competition. So brands need to ensure that their multi-language websites are properly localised in order to succeed internationally. I regularly advise clients on the best approaches to website localisation in various different regions around the world,... [...]
The latest article on ‘Website Magazine’ is titled “5 Web Design Blunders”. Allison Howen says, “A website is the digital face of an online business, which makes it very important that a brand’s site leaves a good impression with its visitors. Much too often, however, these important digital properties contain design blunders. While some of these blunders are simply annoying to frequent Web surfers, other blunders can actually disrupt the user experience and result in lost customers and revenue. Avoid making these mistakes on your site, by learning more about five of the top... [...]
Just one final reminder that in less than 24 hours the special deal on Covert PinPress 2.0 will be taken down and the price will revert to its normal $97. Also the free bonus with over $1,900 worth of quality internet marketing products will be gone forever. If you need a fresh look for your WP site, there’s no more time for delay. But the discounted price is only valid until the count-down on this page hits zero. Covert PinPress builds your site to operate like Pinterest, the trendy fast growing social network. On Pinterest and on your new site, visitors see a collection of images . The... [...]