Rating 8
by tamar
Analytics will give you an idea of what users are searching for and how well your website is performing. Look at the tools available to you and study your log files to gauge how well your site is performing.
Build your website for your audience, not for yourself. Get an outside opinion on how things can be changed. Take feedback into consideration and be open to criticism.
Content should be updated on a frequent basis. This causes the spiders to...
1 Comments | Released: 06-15-2009
Rating 3
by lpspider
Alright, here I’m going to outline a few ways that you can market your website for free. That’s right - for free! There are some advantages and disadvantages of this, but I’ve found mild success in these. This bring traffic to your site, and sometimes targeted traffic. However, this, traffic, is only one component. You need a good design and good content.
The first method of free advertising is directories. There are hundreds, thousands even, of directories across the internet made by...
1 Comments | Released: 02-09-2007
Rating 9
by lpspider
E-mail marketing has become quite a fixture in the past few years. We have all experienced it -- the infamous junk e-mails that force us to immediately press delete without even taking a glance. After all, over 50% of our e-mails are from companies with advertising plans. Having an inbox full of unnecessary e-mails are an internet junkies worst nightmare. On the other hand, it can be important for a business to get their name out there. So how can e-mail marketing help?
For businesses,...
0 Comments | Released: 02-09-2007
