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Posts Tagged ‘SEO’

Dynamic Content: Why it’s Essential

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

There are many rea­sons to have dynamic con­tent on your web­site, but the two most impor­tant are to increase traf­fic and to increase sales. Dynamic con­tent will drive traf­fic to your site by help­ing give you a bet­ter rank­ing in search engine results. It can drive sales (assum­ing you’re sell­ing some­thing) or con­ver­sions by giving […]

Tags: ASP, CGI, CMS, Conditional Content, Drupal, Dynamic Content, Increase Sales, Increase Traffic, Joomla, PHP, SEO, User Experience, Web Design, WordPress
Posted in Blogging, Search Engine Optimization, Web Design | No Comments »

Google PageRank Update

Saturday, November 21st, 2009

I was pleased to notice that the Google PageR­ank for my site (middleearmedia.com) recently jumped up from 3 to 4. Accord­ing to Google, PageR­ank reflects their view of how impor­tant a web page is. Or, in other words, it’s the rel­a­tive value of any sin­gle page on the inter­net in rela­tion to every page on […]

Tags: Google, Google PageRank, Google Webmaster Tools, SEO
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Going The Extra Mile with a Website Design

Thursday, October 22nd, 2009

There are many aspects to a pro­fes­sional web­site. There is the over­all design and lay­out, typog­ra­phy, graph­ics, images and hyper­links that are obvi­ous. How­ever, there are a many other things that can be done to add an extra touch of pro­fes­sion­al­ism to a site that may not be so obvi­ous at first glance. Here are […]

Tags: analytics, custom 404 page, favicon, Gmail, Google, HTML email, navigability, SEO, sitemap, URL, usability, Web Design, XML
Posted in Web Design | 2 Comments »