Export ASP.NET DataGrid to Excel
Export to Excel is one of the most common functionality required in ASP.Net pages.
Copywriting Makeover: Know Where Your Customers Are In The Buying Process Part 2
In part one of this article series, I introduced a client of mine (AEwebworks) who suffered from some copywriting traumas. The basic diagnosis was a lack of synergy within the copy, ineffective use of testimonials, a lack of focus on the target customer’s buying process, and the inability of the current copy to support the search engine goals of AEwebworks.
Short Copy: Understanding Its Purpose Can Increase Sales
I believe it was Mark Twain that once said, “If I would have had time, I would have written a shorter letter.” His point being it takes much more thought and time to write a short, concise piece than a long one. It’s true, too!
Google Local: Finally Up To Yahoo Speed
Google graduated their local search to beta yesterday with the launch of Google Local. Google crosschecks their index with the Yellow Pages to deliver local stores and services.
Ten Steps to Choosing Software For Your Small or Homebased Business
When you are buying software for your small business or your home office, you won’t have a staff of IT professionals guiding your purchasing decisions. The decisions are all yours, but that doesn’t mean you should feel intimidated or nervous about getting the software your work requires. The following tips will help you pick the right software for your business needs.
5 Little Known Ways To Double, Or Even Triple The Effectiveness Of Your Web Copy!
It’s sad but true. Most Internet Marketers are struggling with poor response, and have no idea how to go about increasing the effectiveness of their marketing beyond increasing the size of their advertising budget. This foolishness never ends.
Defragmenting Your Hard Drive: The Easiest Problem You’ll Ever Solve
Have you ever noticed how your computer seems to run slower and slower each week? Did you think it was just your imagination? Think again.
How to Choose a Third Party Payment Processor for Your Business Website
If you are trying to sell a product or service on your business website, you would need a way of accepting payments on it. The most popular mode of payment on the web is credit cards. Credit cards can be accepted in two ways on a website. You can have your own merchant account, or you can use a third party payment processor.
Do You Really Need To Buy More Software?
It has been estimated that most people only use about 10% of the features included in any given software program. That’s quite a shame not to mention a tremendous waste of both time and money. The good news is there is a “cure” for this software ailment.
How to Design a Professional Website for Your Business
If you intend to create a business website, you should keep the requirements of your website visitors in mind. This is to ensure that your website visitors enjoy visiting your website and stay longer. The longer they stay, the higher the chances that they would buy something or perform some other desirable activity.