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Product Promoting: Getting The Response


When you publish a content site there are times when affiliate products are not the only products you want to recommend.Situations when you'll find you'll want to promote a non-affiliate businesses' product(s).

Your Website Should Be Selling


It may come as some surprise to a traditionally off-line business that their website should be attracting new sales, or at least supporting the sales they have made. There is a common misconception that a website is more of a cost than an asset.

High Quality Website at Low Cost


Although designing a great web site is an important part of developing a successful online business, it is often becomes a problem for newcomers to the internet business.The vulgar problem is the lack of money.

Whats Your Business Online Attitude?


This article was prompted by some customer support work I was involved in for a private members site. One of the paid subscription members wanted someone to look over his website and give an opinion of what we thought of its design.

35% Revenue Increase? from Your Website!


2 Golden Rules for an Engaging Website35% of visitors fail to achieve their goal when they visit company websites! By following 2 simple rules, you can increase your web-derived revenue by 1/3 or more!Renowned website usability researcher, Jakob Nielsen, today (Nov 24) published results of his latest study. His test subjects used 139 websites.

Why Every Small Business Owner Needs Two Websites


Every small business owner knows that they need a website, right? Well the truth is what they really need is at least two websites.One website that is specific to their business, product, service, name, etc.

How One Word Or Even One Letter Can Boost Conversion Rates By Over 400%!


Recently I was reviewing the keyword specific conversion rate data of a consulting client of mine. I have been working with this client for a few months now, helping her improve the sales conversion rate of her website and we have had very good results, taking average conversion rates at her site from below 1% to just over 4.

Website Survival Guide


In the big, wide online world there are millions of websites and billions of webpages. In the increasing sprawl of this virtual jungle there must be an evolution.

You Cant Just Build A Website And Hope It Works!


Like any area of business your website needs some effort from you if its going to be successful. You'd be foolish to just build any old website and hope it works.

You Dont Know Which One


I still remember it very clear ..

Have You Got Your Ear To The Ground Or Your Head In The Sand?


What happened on your website yesterday? What about last week or last month? How about in the past hour? How many visitors come to your website as a result of using a search engine? How long do people stay on your website for on average? Which pages do your visitors go to?If you don't know the answer to some or all of these questions you are effectively operating a website blind.This is like riding a bike blindfolded and expecting to arrive at the right destination.

The Road to Better Results


A lot has changed in the way sites are optimized for search engines since last year. For one thing, Google is not the only search engine worth looking into anymore; Yahoo has definitely managed to take away some of Google's oomph over the past twelve months.

10 Tips For A Successful Website


Have you ever thought the secret behind the success of most of the famous sites. Do you ask yourself these questions.

For Newer Sites, Web Marketing Depends On Titles & Links!


We all start out the same. Some have budgets, some don't.

A Network Of Web Sites Is Not Enough!


The big thing these days is your ability to capture the market. So how do you do that?Do you.

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