Justifying a Content Managed Website
I was recently approached by a small business owner who wanted to find ways to maintain his website but felt the cost of a content management system, even a small scale solution, was too high to justify. He recognized that his website is an important part of his business and also recognized that he and his small group of non-technical employees didn't have the expertise to manage their website themselves. I suggested he look at the cost of maintaining his site with and without a content management system. The aspects of the comparison are based on the following criteria:
Mesothelioma Resource Website Launch
The attorneys at Williams Kherkher discuss recent Asbestos issues in Baltimore and launch resource web site.
Tucson, Arizona Real Estate Agent Creates Warm Web Site
Tucson real estate agent Pam Treece’s newly launched site provides information on Tucson, Arizona real estate. Visitors have access to a home search tool, Pam’s “Featured Homes,” general information about the city and its neighborhoods, Pam’s blog and much more.
Web Server And Web Hosting Services - An Overview
Web hosting providers provide the following basic services for web servers - anything else can be considered add-on features in theory, although in practice they are essential to run a successful Internet business or business website.
A Review of the Viral Inviter Website Promotion Tool
If you are trying to reach a large audience through your website or blog, then a viral marketing tool is the key to your success There are various form of address importers available through the web
RSS and Blog Marketing for Real Estate
Earlier this month, Realtor Magazine announced that they would be featuring an article about Tampa Bay Realtor John Mudd and the success he has been having in attracting prospects and media attention with his blog on real estate.Since then, many others in the Real Estate market have been curious about how to implement similar strategies to capture leads in their areas.
Do You Know Who You Attract to Your Web Site?
There are five types of people that browse the web:
(1) Specific Information Seekers
(2) Current Information Seekers
(3) Bargain Hunters
(4) Entertainment Seekers, and
(5) Specific Buyers.When you identify the type of people you want to come to
your website, or the type of people coming now (for those
who already have a site), as well as what gets them there,
what keeps them there, then and only then can you design
your site to attract the type of visitors you want.
Web Hosting: Six Things You Should Consider
Some of the features you may be looking for when it comes to a web host for your website include cost, dependability, customer service, features, bandwidth and disk space.
How To Advertise Your Website The Right Way ? Without Suffering Pitfalls
Congratulations on owning your own business! Just getting to the point of having a website that requires skilled marketing is enough of an endeavor that it causes lesser would-be entrepreneurs to throw in the towel. You have already passed one important hurdle. Of course, now that you have entered cyberspace with your wares, it is vital that you get out the word to those clients and customers who have the power to not only keep you in business, but to actually further the growth of your company to such an extent that eventually you will become a powerhouse unto yourself!
New Website for Party Planning MyPunchbowl.com Debuts
MyPunchbowl.com launches just in time for the "big game" and those who are planning to host a party on Sunday, Feb. 4. MyPunchbowl spans every phase of at-home party planning, providing consumers with easy-to-use software in an innovative workflow interface. With simple tools, hosts and guests now have features to effortlessly plan and socialize before and after a party.
The Best and Easiest Google-Friendly Change to Your Web Site
No matter who you are or how much you pay for web site advertising, free search engine traffic is probably responsible for a big part of your business. So why make your web site so hard for search engines to figure out?
Luckily, it seems like in the recent years people have paid attention to SEO, moved their sites over to CSS, abolished "table" and "font" HTML tags, started using the H1 tag around their titles... and in general, moved the main content of their site as close to the top of the HTML document as it can go.
"But Robert," you tell me, "I have a bunch of fancy JavaScript and CSS at the top of my site that I don't want to get rid of."
That's ok, you can keep it. Just stash it away in another file. By that I mean... if you were lazy and included your CSS right in the HTML document like this:
(style type="text/css")
(!--
CSS code in here
--)
(/style)
Copy all that text out and delete it from the HTML page.
Remove the "style" tags and the "(!--" and "--)" stuff. Open a new text file, paste the text from the clipboard in, save the file as "layout.css" then save and upload to your web server.
Now, back on your HTML page, place HTML code like this:
When someone loads your page in a browser that tells them to look to the URL http://www.example.com/layout.css for the CSS info. But when the search engines crawl your site they will see a nice, clean, simple layout.
You can do the same thing with JavaScript. Say these are your "script" tags:
(script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript")
(!--
JavaScript code in here
--)
(/script)
Do the same thing, copy the JavaScript code but NOT the "script" tags themselves or the "(!--" or "--)". Erase the original from the HTML page. Paste the stuff you copied into a new text file and call it something like: "functions.js"
Upload functions.js and in the spot you had your JavaScript code use this:
One important thing to remember is that NO JavaScript code can be placed between the "script" tags if you use the "src" parameter like that.
So remember: use H1 tags, use meta description tags, and use CSS, but make sure you include your JavaScript and CSS stylesheets in separate files otherwise there's no point.
