Content may be king, but all the parts of your website can play an equally important roll for getting more visitors.

Examples of menu stacking, and why it is a bad idea to do.

Comparing the this year to last I find search engines to be the best source of traffic, and content truly is king.

Looking to get more page views per visitor doesn’t have to involve tweaking your sites. It could just be you are not tapping into the best source.

What happens when I overlap 20 blogs on top of each other? You will see here.

Don’t hide that killer content below the fold.

A top ten list of content on Best Web Image for April 2009

The owners of www.ofertasdeadsl.net, are trying to provide a simple site with basic information about getting ADSL services. The have a basic layout listing some providers by cost and speed, and also have a few details about the services. What they really need, I think, is a side by side comparison. I also think they need your help in site layout.

Last week I took on a quest to look at 1,000 blogs and websites. I was looking for that special something that draws me into a site, and actually read some of their content. Well I found something, and to no surprise to some, it was images.

An example on how to get your visitors to stay longer than one minute. Animated menus like this get that new ten second visitor clicking a few times more than normal just to check out the images. Now that ten seconds is thirty, and what happens if they SEE something they like? Whamo, you got them.

Here is an issue I have been seeing a lot of lately, three equal columns with no obvious beef. It really is there, but it doesn’t stand out to you. You have to look for it. When is say “Beef”, I mean the main content or purpose of the page.