Five Common Web Marketing Myths Exposed
Myth #1: Build it and they will come Traffic is everything. As thousands of webmasters have already learned, you can have a…
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Myth #1: Build it and they will come Traffic is everything. As thousands of webmasters have already learned, you can have a…
Dear Ross: What is your perspective on the search engine placement advantage conferred by a domain name that's identical to the main search phrase for a site?
Simply having a website is not enough to generate traffic anymore. You must promote your site as much as possible to encourage people to visit your website. It's similar to throwing a party but forgetting to invite anyone. You can pour the drinks and lay out the nachos, but if nobody knows about the party, you'll have a pretty lonely evening
The web design world is filled with excitement and experience, creativity and skill. Often, experienced web designers utilize a set of solid, proven techniques that others may not notice. Let's take a look at a few of these techniques and how you can implement them into your own site quickly and easily.
Hello Ross, Here are my questions: 1. What are the differences between a typical site map page and a crawler page? 2. Is there any wisdom in having the meta tag with key words only on the Home page of a twenty page site?
Dear Cathy: I want to find a career that will use my many talents and enthusiasms. I've taught in adult education programs, directed fund-raising for a nonprofit group, served as a radio talk show host, supervised health care aides, trained as a social worker and directed a children's summer camp. I love to motivate people who want to learn but I get frustrated by structure…