24th October 2005
Are you looking for an online business that involves ZERO or minimal investment? If your answer is yes then read on.
Generally people think that to run a business they need to invest heavily. With the popularity of Internet increasing day by day you do...
24th October 2005
Okay, you are ready to join the masses and put up a web site. You've put a lot of thought into the design and are ready to go. Perhaps you should give more thought to using a web site template.
Web Site Templates
For many people, it makes more sense...
24th October 2005
You've decided to automate your web site. Now what? Here are some ideas to help you choose how to automate your site.
A bit of programming is going to be necessary if you want to automate a site. There are many types of programs that can be used to aut...
24th October 2005
In this third article, we continue to dig into the patent application of Google regarding the method used to rank sites in search results. Interestingly, Google asserts in the application that it "might" consider user data as a factor in organizing search...
24th October 2005
Competitors' websites, if analyzed properly, can give you all sorts of information that you can use to increase the traffic and the popularity of your site. Here is an article on how to analyze a competitor's website.
Identifying the Leaders
Start o...
24th October 2005
The first step to starting any Internet business is conducting keyword research to determine if there is any interest in your idea. Once you identify a need, it's time to consider what your site should look like.
What Is The Goal?
In considering the...
24th October 2005
Okay, you have a domain name, layout and content. Now we get to a step that will go a long way to determining how the site will rank. Yes, we are going to focus on two infamous topics, meta tags and keyword density.
Meta Tags
Meta tags are html code...
24th October 2005
The fourth step of how to start an Internet business involves the layout of your site. When organizing it, two audiences must be considered. Obviously, visitors to the site are the first audience. You must also keep in mind the second audience, search eng...
24th October 2005
The vast majority of web sites are destined to fail before they are even built. Why? Because people building sites almost always put the cart before the horse. Actually, most don't even include the horse.
Evolution of Your Site
New sites follow a ty...
24th October 2005
Your site is fast and getting traffic, but conversion rates are disappointing. You may have problems with the tone of your content.
Do You Believe?
You must have passion for the product or service you are providing. If you don't believe in it, why s...
24th October 2005
Every visitor to your web site is a precious potential client. It was hard work to get that site visitor there in the first place, so you should make every effort to encourage the potential client back.
The bottom line is that if the visitor found what...
24th October 2005
Whether online or offline, small businesses often show little faith in the quality of their service or product. Instead, they tend to focus on the limitations and lower their prices. This natural insecurity can lead to disastrous financial results because...
24th October 2005
To be a successful affiliate you should know some basic things about marketing. Considering the following points before becoming an affiliate can save a lot of time and money.
Has the Product Owner Done Good Product Research?
This is a very importan...
24th October 2005
There are two major search engine marketing strategies in use today: SEO (search engine optimization) and PPC (pay-per-click). Both strategies are entirely different and it is tough to decide which one or which combination is right for you.
To decide w...
24th October 2005
Analyzing traffic to a site is a key factor in tweaking search engine optimization and marketing campaigns. Determining how people get to your site is critical. Surprisingly, few sites take advantage of the data available on their servers.
Server Logs
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