As 2009 comes to a close and budgets open up in January for 2010, many wonder where marketing dollars should be spent. This is where a web design company that keeps up to date on emerging and tried-and-true marketing strategies can help.
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Marketing Using Google Wave and a Web Design Company
Thursday, January 14th, 2010New online technologies seem to pop up every day. Social media began when MySpace exploded on to the scene. It was quickly surpassed by Facebook and now Twitter has been added to the social media arsenal. Regardless of personal or professional purposes, these tools are affecting everyone’s online experience. The “latest and greatest” cross between [...]
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Thursday, September 3rd, 2009With Google’s recent switch to displaying localized, rather than general, search results to users, the amount of people who see your site during searches has dramatically decreased. Localized search results make it increasingly challenging to drive traffic to your website. One possible way to overcome Google’s geographic restrictions is to get inlinks from different areas of the country. For instance, a New York City based artist may seek inlinks from a blogger in L.A. to drive traffic from the West Coast. Here are some tips on how to drive traffic to your website today.
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Wednesday, August 19th, 2009Webmasters often get lost in the challenge of building traffic to a website. Everyone is so busy chasing the next visitor, with little or no concern for keeping that visitor happy once he or she arrives at the website, that they forget that the point of traffic to a website is sales conversion.
Read the rest of this entry »3 Web Design & Marketing Tips for Making Higher Conversion Contact Forms
Wednesday, August 19th, 2009Depending on your business model and marketing objectives, your contact page could be the most important page on your website, yet most webmasters provide a Contact Page only as an afterthought in the web design process.
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