Spam, spam, spam. It's terrible not only for those of us on the receiving end, but for those of us who SEND e-mail.
[2003-02-20] Putting the A in FAQs
You've hunted and clicked your way through the Web site, but you can't find the information you need. So you go to the FAQs. But the FAQ section is like a vast junk drawer, filled with a jumble of information. Thirty-nine questions organized alphabetically by the first word in the question, not the topic?! Questions arranged chronologically…in the order they were asked?! Maybe the answer to your question is in there somewhere, but you'll never find it.
[2003-02-20] Dan Thies Answers 3
I have a client who would like to design her home page so that it looks like a postcard. The little bit of text that will be on the home page will be in a handwriting font, which means, then, that the entire page will be a graphic. I know text on the home page is important for SE placement. Is there any way around this?
[2003-02-20] It's 11 O'clock -- Do You Know Where Your Web Site Is?
One evening not too long ago I was looking through my web site traffic logs, looking for patterns that could help me improve it. I was in the section that shows the pages visitors enter and exit my site. The page addresses begin with my domain name, such as http://www.zmoon.com/webdesigntips.html. However, on this occasion there were several listed that started with some name I didn't recognize.
[2003-02-14] Proximity: How to Effectively Organize Your Pages
Designing a website without intentional and effective white (or blank) space is like throwing your dinner into the blender and then drinking it through a straw. Pretty unappetizing.
[2003-02-11] 7 Useful Free Services For E-publishers
If you want to have an online business, without doubt, you should have your own newsletter. Why is that important? Most people won't buy your product on their first visit to your web site. They need your advice to buy exactly your product because "it is the best, the cheapest" etc. You can tell them when you will make an update, to visit your site again, and so you get repeat visits. You should provide some useful content in your newsletter to make them stay as your subscribers.
[2003-02-10] Five Foolproof Ways to Improve Your Web Site Sales
When you run an online home-based business, your web site is more than simply a company location. It's also your primary source of advertising and marketing. If you've noticed that sales are lagging or if you're simply looking for ideas for a site you're building, the following five tips can help you boost revenue and develop an even more successful web presence.
[2003-02-09] The Tools That We Use
The Tools That We Use We've received many emails asking us what specific tools and technologies we use in our internet marketing initiatives. This article will highlight some of the most important software that we have at our disposal. It should be noted that, in most cases, there are many similar products that compete with the ones listed (and many of them are also excellent). However, we have found that the following products work best for our specific needs. 1. TopDogPro- Ranking Software
[2003-02-09] Mini-Sites -- Highly Targeted Sales Generators
If you're looking for a highly effective method of increasing your Internet sales, then mini-sites may be your answer. Mini-sites are one of the most effective marketing tools online. Not only are they effective, but they're also very inexpensive and easy to create.
[2003-02-07] How To Write Powerful, Persuasive Web Pages
Wouldn't it be incredible to be able to consistently convert 3-5% of your visitors into eager buyers?
[2003-02-04] How To Develop An E-zine When You Don't Enjoy Writing
Do you know that many business owners market their businesses by writing content for their online newsletters (e-zine)? And if you don't enjoy writing, the authors make those articles available to you.
