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Google graduated their local search to beta yesterday with the launch of Google Local. Google crosschecks their index with the Yellow Pages…
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.
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.
The text of your website can make or break your web business. While design is an important feature of any website, no sale can ever be made if the website contains no words, or worse, words which do not inspire action from the website visitor.
As a copywriter, I'd love to tell you that every site on the Web needs tons of copy. However, the simple truth is not all do. Many sites simply produce better sales when they use more graphics than words. Since search engines are hungry for words, you simply have to use copy if you plan to get ranked high. Quite a dilemma, isn't it?
The choice between static and dynamic when building software for the web is a critical one, and one that I think deserves in-depth discussion.
