When Should You Push The Design Envelope?
Posted on: Saturday, June 12th, 2010 in: Business Side, Usability & DesignIn this post I want to question when it’s appropriate to sacrifice a little readability in order to make an impact.
Having a business plan for your site is the most important step!
In this post I want to question when it’s appropriate to sacrifice a little readability in order to make an impact.
How having a business plan for your site is the most important step.
A list of important items a large tech corporation is addressing for their main intranet portal.
A list of primary items that make a up body copy for online content..
Tips on how to not waste your money getting a website. You don’t want a website.
Testing your websites call to action as if it were a advertisement. Your paying for it too!
An explanation to small business owners on how to turn their website ON.
Review of a new CPA network White Fire Media, and some basics of joining a CPA network.
A Basic Market Analysis Checklist for a Website
Customers don’t like to wait to pay. Allow them to pay right away to improve your sales.
Poll asking if you are trying to make money from your website.
If you have a website or blog that targets: webmasters, developers, designers, SEO specialist, and anything where you suspect website owners will visit then this is a great affiliate program for you!
Reasoning why you should test your site every time you make any changes to your site. Any changes!
How to effectively blend affiliate links into your site.
If you sell products online you should at least offer a phone number to improve your sites trust factor. Take the poll to see how important it is to visitors.
Adding Adsense Search to your site can generate revenue, and help your visitors find content on your site.
You have probably heard that marketing virally is a good idea, and that using video is a geat way to do it. After seeing some YouTube stats today I think you can almost prove this with the numbers alone.
Just came across a good post about using Google’s Adwords. There is plenty of room for error/wasting money using Adwords, and though I have seen many posts with tips, this one pretty much nails most of them very accurately.