You’ve been thinking about it for some time now. To build a website to make money online, it just makes sense. Economies can change at breakneck speeds and inflation seems to be pinching you hard despite what government numbers may be revealing. Anyone can build a website, it really isn’t that hard and I applaud […]
Google Wave Sandbox is Now Open for Federation
Published in November 2nd, 2009
oogle just opened the Google Wave developer sandbox for federation. Developers can now begin prototyping tools against WaveSandbox.com. Google tested earlier versions of Wave with a small number of developers on the Wave sandbox and this this server will now become the platform for testing interoperability between different Wave servers. Google […]
Stop getting taken for a ride for Web Design and Web Site Maintenance services!
Published in June 29th, 2009
It is time to alter the use of outdated versions of software applications that are hand-coded using incompatible tools and languages. It is expensive, time-consuming and risky to maintain such outdated software applications. It prevents improvisation of productivity and allows low quality, high- maintenance systems to persist. The IT departments are taxed beyond […]
8 guidelines for usability testing
Published in February 6th, 2009
In professional web design circles, the usability testing session has become an essential component of any major project. Similar to focus groups4 in brand development and product launches, usability testing offers a rare opportunity to receive feedback from the very people the website is aimed at - before it’s too late to do anything about […]
Innovative SEO Techniques - SEO innovation
Published in January 27th, 2009
Here are three new examples of innovative SEO approaches from my SEO Best Practice Gallery. The first two are great methods of generating fresh pages which target particular keyphrases cost-effectively. The third uses a database driven site to target additional keyphrases on a subdomain.
All of these SEO techniques have benefits for site visitors also and […]
Testing Your Web Pages
Published in January 6th, 2009
Testing Web pages is critical if you expect anyone to come view them. You need to test them for browser support as well as make sure that your HTML is valid and your links are correct. The articles and links on this page will help you test your pages and keep them looking good.
Graded Browser […]
Web 2.0 Tools and Making Money Online
Published in January 1st, 2009
There are a lot of different social networking sites that people are using to make money. If you find the right site and establish yourself you can take advantage of this. How do you capitalize to maximize your investment of time so you achieve maximum results? Choose the right site and get the right results. […]
Analyzing Your Rankings over Time
Published in September 16th, 2008
It is useful to monitor your progress so that you have an idea of the accuracy of your ranking reports. Ranking history may also give you an idea of when regular reshuffles in the search engines index take place.
Every time you run a ranking check it is recorded in the ranking history. So it’s a […]
Creating Pages that search engines love
Published in September 9th, 2008
i am assuming that you and your web designer understands HTML and create web pages. I focus on the most important search engine related things you need to know while creating your pages
Preparing your site
When creating a website, the first thing to consider is where to put your site. By that, I mean the web […]
Create Well Formed HTML Web Sites With XHTML
Published in June 13th, 2008
HTML has been the best way to create a Web site for many years. If you want to create well formed an HTML Web site you need to follow a few simple XHTML rules to move your Web site from HTML to XHTML. Don’t worry, it’s not as hard as it sounds.
Add missing end tags […]
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