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Website Entrance
Where a customer enters your website an important component to the overall success of your website. The best strategy is to quickly…
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The Background-Table Combo
Ever wondered how some websites seem to have multiple "layers" of designs? Although some use frames and other design techniques to accomplish this look, I'm going to show you a simple way to create the look without the "headaches" of complicated design techniques.
Understanding Network Models – The OSI Model
I have to assume that after reading the title to this week's article you probably let out a low, discerning groan of displeasure. Of all the networking topics that I've ever taught, the OSI model is the one that will generate looks of angst and torture on the faces of students. Some simply tune out and play solitaire, while others shake their heads in the…
Is a Yahoo listing worth $299?
Our feature article today investigates a great way to increase sales (that doesn't involve a search engine... imagine that ;). Please read "Double Your Sales With A Customer Survey" to learn more. If you have questions for him feel free to send them in and I'll pass them along.
Sometimes Shorter is Better
If you publish an ezine or you promote affiliate programs, you've no doubt come across the problem of website addresses (aka: URL's) that are just way too long for their own good! You know the ones that I'm talking about, as they usually sound like .... "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"...or something along those lines.
7 Steps to Web Sites That Sell
Your web site is like a fight of stairs into your business. Once you've got prospects to your home page - your online front door - you want to move them to action. If you miss a step or two, prospects will fall and won't make it in the door to your business. If you put the last step first and your first step last,…
