Online Marketing

Posted on Joi, 16 Aprilie 2009 14:49

Online Marketing and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

If you’re website isn’t doing much more than displaying a few pages for the odd customer then you have to ask yourself “Am I really getting the return I deserve from my website?” If you search for keywords that relate to industry in the search engines and you’re no where to be found, the chances are your potential customers aren’t finding your website either.

Search Engine Opportunities & Optimization if a Fluctuating Economy

Posted on Joi, 16 Aprilie 2009 14:42

An economic limbo requires a change of focus for online SEO and SEM campaigns.

Attracting shoppers – Consider Online Display Ads

Posted on Joi, 16 Aprilie 2009 14:36

Online display ads, formerly as “banner ads,” have grown-up. Today’s ads are better targeted to visitors, have increased customer interaction, and utilize technology like flash to provide dynamic compelling alternatives to plain old image ads.

10 steps to design your Website

Posted on Joi, 16 Aprilie 2009 14:26
Designing a website is a simple as well as a complicated exercise; it all depends on what sort of website you're looking for. If it is a simple five-page website intended to showcase a very small business you can quickly fire up a free webpage creator, create a website and the navigation system and quickly upload the files to the remote server.

Insulate Yourself Against The Chilly Economy

Posted on Joi, 16 Aprilie 2009 14:22

News about our economic situation is ubiquitous. As we approach the Holiday season, generally a time of loose pants and spending, people are tightening their belts.

SEO

Posted on Joi, 16 Aprilie 2009 14:21

At one time SEO was relatively easy. You simply entered META content that spoke directly to search engines and suggested what they should do with your site, how it should be classified and served to those querying. People quickly learned that this simplistic approach could be easily manipulated. By giving false META information Search Engine Return Pages (SERPs) were rarely on topic.