As of this month, I’ve spent almost four years online. In that time I’ve filled out hundreds of online forms at various business and consumer websites. Sometimes it was to register for access to the site, or to make a purchase, or just to get some really cool “free stuff.”
Making Your Site Accessible Creates High Rankings
A site review by Tiffany K. Edmonds of Dynamite-IT.
My recommendations for improving Inf-inet.com – in a nutshell would be: 1. Address the accessibility issues on the site. It will also help search engine rankings to do so.
7 Bullets to Making an Easy Sale
Let’s say you already know what a visitor actually want from you, since you’re successful in driving targeted traffic. Right? You’ve tried hard to get everything there is to turn her down as a customer. That includes your website design, guarantees, ease of interface etc.
The New State Of The Art Method For Making Money With Joint Ventures
If you are anything like me, you spend a lot of time researching joint ventures and going through the chore of analysing all the joint venture proposals you get on a daily basis in your inbox. I’ve often wondered if there was an easier way to find successful joint ventures, as serious marketers online all know the power of joint venture marketing.
Making your Web Site work for you – not against you
For a Web site to be an effective investment for your business it must be publicised, and contain sufficient content to keep visitors coming back.
Making It Online
A few years ago when I decided to do business online , I was a bit in the dark.I was so excited that I didn’t even take some time to learn some basic stuff.These were things I wish somebody had taught at the start beginning, but I had to learn them first hand.Here are a few things I learnt as a beginner :
Stop Making Excuses
As we are starting 2003, I have a few questions for you: Is there something specific that you hope to accomplish this year? Is there something that you have been thinking about doing for yourself, your career or your family? Do you have an inner-passion to accomplish more in your life?
Making the Pocket PC a Competitive Weapon
Competition is fierce in the soft drink industry. Behind the placement of every vending machine is a detailed strategy designed to identify and win the most attractive revenue-generating opportunities.
Making News is Better Than Just Making the News
There is a major difference between making news and “making the news.” It is the difference between a shotgun and a slingshot. Amateurs can “make the news.” They can entice a morning TV crew to take video of a charity event. Or land a mention in a local newspaper column. Or even score a feature story in a trade magazine.But these are one-time shots that are unlikely to leave an impression on your target audience. Simply “making the news” will rarely attract a steady stream of prospects to your door. Yet even top PR pros tend to focus on “making the news.” There are two reasons for this. First, it’s relatively easy to score. Second, the boss rarely understands that simply “making the news” is virtually worthless to the bottom line.
Making a Difference
“All customers care about today is price. It doesn’t matter if your product (service) is better, lasts longer or enables them to do more things. If you don’t have the lowest price, you lose.”
Sound familiar? I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard discouraged sellers say various iterations of that quote in the past couple years.