Mar | 01 | 2011

The Modern and Creative Design and Themes

Posted by as Design and Themes, Design Features, Featured Articles, Monetization Features In order to design a website you can organize web design contests which are meant for the designers who are best in this field. This is one of the best way by which you can get the best designs and then you can pick any of them. You can use internet that is the ideal platform where you can post the details about this contest. People who are interested will submit their designs and you will receive a good response in concern to your post. The process of web design contests starts by giving ...
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Sep | 29 | 2010

Social media optimization: Continuity and Change

Posted by as Design Features, Featured Articles, Marketing and Search Optimization, Monetization, Monetization Features, Promotion, SEO Features Social media optimization is getting a lot of attention at present, and especially in relation to how it can complement conventional SEO efforts. The massive audiences which frequent the likes of Facebook and Twitter are proving irresistible magnets to firms. Social media marketing experts are keen to offer their advice on what has become an exciting commercial frontier. However, the actual results which have been obtained through targeting users on the social media networking sites have been mixed. Numerous campaigns have foundered and failed to deliver positive outcomes. Monitoring of the shifting sector is absolutely essential if campaigns are to be pursued on solid foundations. When the sector is fluid and subject to periodic transformations, there are some principles of SMM which have stood the test of time.
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Oct | 16 | 2007

Is Your Blog W3C Compliant?

Posted by Guru as Design, Design Features Last night I checked my personal blog's code hoping I can proudly display the W3C Validated Button. Since I use Blogger and do not really do anything to clean up the code (beyond adding Alt-tags to the images I embed) I wasn't surprised at all to find that my blog contained lots of errors - 851 Errors to be exact. Of course it was still a bit disappointing but as I said, it wasn't a big surprise. Since I do not employ any web designer after all and Blogger offers a really easy to use and free service than ...
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Oct | 05 | 2007

Alt-Tags: For Spiders and the Visually Impaired

Posted by Guru as Design Features, Images, Marketing and Search Optimization, SEO Features Lots of people underestimate the importance of Alt-Tags. Even though SEO experts time and again stress the importance of Alt-Tags many still do not bother with it at all, or if they use it, do not consistently do so. To be honest, I belong to the inconsistent group. Alt-tags ARE very important. SEO-wise the absence of alt-tags will ensure that your images and other embedded media will NOT be indexed by spiders since they will be unable to determine the actual content of each embedded element. Being a parent of a child with special needs though, I am very sensitive about ...
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Jul | 17 | 2007

Tweaking your blog’s HTML? Avoid these horrible tags!

Posted by Sophia as Blog Tutorial, Design, Design Features, Opinion, Tips If you've been blogging for sometime now, you would have tinkered with HTML several times of already. In fact I've shown how you can use several HTML tags to make your posts more readable. The bad news is, HTML has a dark side: it has tags and attributes that are not very useful or meaningful (i.e., deprecated) but can still be used by the ignorant, especially since HTML is very easy to learn. But if it is not learned correctly, your blog might load more slowly or not work at all in other people's browsers. Warning: Do NOT try these at home!
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Jun | 27 | 2007

A few reminders on third-party Image Hosting

Posted by Jeff as Blogging Tools, Design Features, Images, Tips If you have a blog that's hosted in Wordpress.com, or Blogspot, or any other free* service, or if you have unlimited resources, that is, truckloads of money to pay for all that uncapped web space, you may be least likely concerned about the gigabytes that images can easily consume from what you have arranged with your webhost of choice. The rest of us common men with an inkling of what saving both gigabytes of allocation and the bandwidth needed to pump out all those images may consider hosting these on a separate service, or outsourcing to a third-party image ...
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