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Web Site Design, Usability and Marketing
Before You Ask For A Website Critique - Do's and
Don'ts
Every day there are hundreds of requests in internet marketing
and web design forums to review websites. While some of the websites or blogs
are really well done and link-worthy, others are poorly written, unprofessional
looking, or just plain confusing.
I know that a lot of people starting out with a brand new website can be unaware
of what type of pages convert better than others, so I thought I'd compile a
list of "Do's and Don'ts" to clarify.
Continue reading at http://www.wingsdove.com/articles/article-use-before-critique.htm
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7 Powerful Ways to Get One-Way Inbound Links
It's no secret that having links pointing to your website is very good for
search engine rankings, and gives more ways for human visitors to find your
website. So, how do you get one-way inbound links to your website? Well, there
are numerous ways, and I am going to focus on seven of the most effective
techniques.
You probably already know about link exchanges as great way for getting links
to your website. However, with link exchanges, you have to give a reciprocal
link back to the website that is linking to you. In this article I am going to
show you how to get links to your website without giving a link back.
Ok, below are seven powerful ways for getting one-way inbound links:
Continue reading this article at:
http://www.wingsdove.com/articles/article-seo-powerful-one-way-links.htm
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Web Site Launch:
NextSteps Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Rehabilitation Center
is the first non-profit exercise facility devoted to the rehabilitation and
overall wellness of Chicagoland SCI victims. NextSteps' mission is to provide
the Chicagoland SCI community with affordable, dynamic, and progressive spinal
cord injury rehabilitation while utilizing technologically advanced equipment
and personalized functional exercise therapy and training methods.
http://www.nextstepschicago.com.
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10 Signs That Your SEO Is a Quack
There are so many SEO/SEM firms cropping up that talk a good
game but don't deliver results. This is in part because there's so much
information that is freely available about search engine optimization. On the
surface, SEO sounds easy -- and it really is -- once you've had a number of
sites to experiment with. What's even easier than SEO, however, is discussing
SEO as if you know what you're actually doing (when you don’t)!
Here are 10 signs to watch out for that may very well indicate that your
potential SEO is a quack. Please note that one of these individually may not be
bad, but if you notice more than 2 or 3 of these when speaking with any SEO
company, you may just want to head for the hills!
Continue reading this article at:
http://www.wingsdove.com/articles/articles/article-seo-10-signs-seo-quack.htm
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Web Site
Launch:
. . . you lived in a healed world in
which people
created sustainable lives and
built communities for
present and future generation?
http://www.whatifunlimited.org.
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Opening Sentences That Close the Sale
It's one of the best pieces of copywriting
advice I've ever been given. "As often as possible, start your paragraphs with
sentences that hook readers and drive them deeper into the copy." Why? Because
-- after the headline -- the first sentence in any paragraph is what gets read
most often. After that point, customers usually skip to the next section unless
they feel compelled to keep reading. That means your job, as the copywriter, is
to entice them into each segment so they will consume as much of your copy as
possible.
Take your cue from Reader's Digest. They crank out -- issue after issue --
exceptional opening lines for their articles that engage then hook readers. What
happens next? The reader is pulled into the story full force. Here are some examples.
Continue reading this article at:
http://www.wingsdove.com/articles/article-use-opening-sentences.htm
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January, 2007
