If Your Website Isn’t Your Best Sales Representative, Fire It And Get A Better One.
To many of your potential customers, your website will provide the most concrete representation they have of your company. Very few will…
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To many of your potential customers, your website will provide the most concrete representation they have of your company. Very few will…
More and more people acknowledge that the world has changed and their business must have a website. Unfortunately many who have done so are now disillusioned. Perhaps a website is necessary but it doesn't seem to do much for business. In this Newsletter, we will explore how to correct this situation. The answer is not just one of the current hot topics, such as search…
It has come to my attentionfrom working with Flash MX2004 Professional that there isn't a quick way to loop a movie a certain amount of times without using action script. To find a better solution and a quick fix for a friend over the week I have come up with the following solution. While this is not the perfect solution to the problem it works…
There are six important characteristics that can play a major role on the impact your website has on prospects. Outlined below is the importance of each characteristic and tips on how to maximize your potential. It is always important to tailor everything you do to what your customer is expecting, doing so will help keep you one step ahead of the competition.
Two of the most important factors of any Pay Per Click (PPC) campaign are creating successful ads and deciding how much to pay per click. There are many PPC options out there to choose from, I am going to focus on the two most popular, Google AdWords and Overture.
With the rush to file your taxes by April 15th, you probably have not considered the possibility that you have overpaid. According to the General Accounting Office, in 1998 alone, there was $311 million paid unnecessarily to the IRS. Do not count on the IRS to tell you if you have overpaid because they are not required to but you can file an amended return…