The Wealthy Shop Online
When the wealthy shop online some of the key features they look for are easy to navigate Web sites that offer useful…
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When the wealthy shop online some of the key features they look for are easy to navigate Web sites that offer useful…
Let’s face it folks, blogging is hard work. While working on an article about the dark side of blogging, I was delighted to see that some really successful bloggers are separating from their keyboards and coming together to share their tips, strategies and encourage one another.
I think I have officially got my wife hooked on blogging. Earlier this year she started a blog called Aditi World and now she is always looking for tips and insight in order to grow her daily traffic numbers and subscribers. Every evening you can find us battling for use of the computer so we can update our respective blogs.
This is the fifth part in a ten part series. This is one of the toughest excuses to overcome: it really means that:
When we are quoting development work for prospective clients we are often asked to develop a website that is search engine optimized. This usually brings me into a long-winded explanation on how developing a website to be search engine friendly is not the same thing as optimizing that website for search performance. Kind of like how building a car is not the same as making…
The Long Tail: The Microsoft Memo: Some choose radical transparency, some have it thrust upon them Chris Anderson, Editor-in-Chief over at Wired, has a post out today that contains a massive email briefing by Microsoft's PR firm Waggener Edstrom to a Microsoft executive about an interview with Wired Magazine.