The Internet has changed how organizations manage. Historically, management was focused on ‘walking and talking.’ Today, ‘reading and writing’ are becoming more and more central. This trend is reinforced by a recent META Group study, which found that 80 percent of business people choose email as their primary communication tool.
Can You Have Too Much Content On Your Site?
This is a peer review of Inf-inet.com by Mary, of Contractechies.com.
I do believe this site has too much content. It makes for a messy web site. Simple is better and makes for easier navigation.
11 Quick (and Good) E-zine Content Ideas
Publishing an e-zine is the ideal opportunity to showcase your business. By sharing your knowledge and expertise, you build credibility as an expert, while spreading the word about your services and products.
A Guide to Optimizing Public Relations Content
This guide to “SEOing” your PR efforts can help you get high-ranking search results for your press releases, marketing white papers and ezine newsletter content. Whether you are managing PR efforts for several online companies or just one website, you’ve probably wondered how you can increase your sites (more importantly, your work) overall impact in the Web community. While the answer lies less and less on traditional forms of promotion such as press releases, learning the tricks of the trade to qualifying for top search engine placement could be the most important thing you ever do for your company.
Gateway Pages Versus Great Content
Gateway pages are called by many names. Bridge, doorway, entry, and portal pages, to name a few. Their purpose is to trick search engine spiders into believing the page is highly relevant for a given keyword, and thus warrants a high position on the list offered to the searcher. At best such pages suggest a lack of ethics. At worst, they will bite you badly in two ways.
Three C’s of Successful Internet Content
With the number of Web sites growing day by day, it is the content that makes any good site stand out from the pack. But what distinguishes the content from the chatter?
Good content scores highly when measured against three vital criteria – the three C’s….
Great Content And Fish
Most have become convinced the basic ingredient of a great site is practical and useful content that potential visitors are looking for. (Those not yet convinced, will not succeed until they embrace and implement this fundamental.)
Content Really Is King
Here’s a news flash for you: Content is king! You have heard this so often, you may tend to overlook the meaning of this simple statement.
Content First
A Site Review Of Gaslamp.org By James Brown of VirtualTint.com.
The first thing I notice upon entering is the title, and layout. If there’s one thing you want on the first page of a site, it’s to know what the site’s about well apart from the tags and search criteria. Gaslamp pulls it off well by having the discreet short line lingering unobtrusively yet clearly with the title.
Content Management: Seeking The Silver Bullet
There is no silver bullet that will solve your web content problem. There is no magical formula, no sleek software, that will take away the pain of badly written, badly organized content. Creating quality content that is well organized requires a lot of training, skill and hard work.