Turning Your Weakest Link Into a Winner!
Posted on: Tuesday, July 21st, 2009 in: Analytics, BWI, Usability & DesignAfter a month of working on my site trying to improve visitor engagement and page views here is what worked best for me.
After a month of working on my site trying to improve visitor engagement and page views here is what worked best for me.
I made a bunch of changes to the site a month ago. See what I did, and how it changed my numbers for the better.
Third part on how to get action out of a home page.
Interested in another way to earn some extra money from your website without plastering it with ads? Does your site have a links page or directory? If it does, here is a great way to turn those pages into cash machines. Create a directory that gives priority to sites based on their bids.
Like many of us, our friends are joining Facebook. I was one of them, and have been slowly adding friends to my list. Honestly though, I am already sick of it.
I was aksed to checkout this MySpace Layouts site, and right away I guessed the author used Internet Explorer to make sure it looked right. Why? Because IE nicely corrects some of the formatting errors we webmasters make. Looking at the screen shot I made here, you can see Firefox and Google’s new chrome are not so nice.
Probably the best thing about having an online career is that you can work anywhere in the world. A big set back to it, is that long distance travel may be requied to do a face to face. Thinkature is just the site that could help eliminate one of those reasons to require face time. It’s their online workspace.
Depending on your budget for building a site, an extremely worthwhile venture is to create an alternate layout, or parallel design. The benefits are almost endless, and features on the site quickly expose the good and the bad.
Contrary to popular belief among many new webmasters, the use of tables in web design is still completely acceptable. The only really problem with using tables, is that many do not know when or how to use them.