March 17, 2010 – 10:21 am
This blog post tops off my four-part “Now What?” series that has covered three critical components to sales conversions after SEO and increased traffic trends have been achieved: Call-to-action, sleek design and killer sales copy. In the last post I wrote about writing good sales copy. The main thing to take away is that good [...]
February 22, 2010 – 7:18 pm
We are taking a break from SEO related posts today and passing the blog to one of our colleagues Mr. Jim Brody who has some great insights regarding the topic of Usability and Web Design Trends in 2010. Without further ado, enjoy the guest post… The use of grid layouts into the design of content [...]
August 19, 2009 – 2:52 pm
What’s the use of having a website, if no one can find it? SEO web design is more than just a buzzword; it means that your website is optimized by design (architecture, tags, titles, links, sitemaps, etc.) and not trying to make up for sub-optimal inconsistencies after the fact. Did you know that 60% of [...]
The value of SEO Web Design isn’t just about content, code and calculations; like the quantity of list anchors, the content to link ratio, W3C Compliance or the intricacies of CSS. SEO Web Design is all about creating genuine appeal to promote “the feel good factors” that facilitate true usability and user satisfaction. The following [...]
February 25, 2009 – 9:27 am
Today I would like to share an invaluable SEO web design technique to refine the focus of your pages using images and alt attributes for create relevance for SEO. Sculpting the focus of your pages translates into coherence and relevance for search engines. For example, if you have repetitive elements on a page, such as [...]
October 31, 2008 – 8:53 am
As an SEO company, we have the opportunity review dozens of websites a week as candidates for search engine optimization. The bottom line is, unless you want visitors to have the same reaction as the photo below, realize that you only have one chance to make a first impression. How many times have you clicked [...]
October 25, 2008 – 7:43 pm
Is your website stranded past page two for your main keywords? The chances of someone going to the second or third page to find your website is like the chances of this poor chap finding a signal or a ride from the dilemma. Fortunately in real life, there is SEO to the rescue for sinking [...]
August 23, 2008 – 9:17 am
Leaving no stone unturned is the nature of SEO, sometimes, you need to go back and look for opportunities to republish useful information for those who may have missed it the first time. This is one of those informative post from the past that we would like to share. Click the image above to read [...]
Does your site have click appeal? Let’s face it, no amount of SEO matters if you have an unattractive website. So why spend money on PPC or SEO if the content, images and theme of your pages are not designed for conversion and click appeal. Visual coherence is not entirely objective, each person has a [...]
Were you aware that search engine spiders love fresh content and the more frequently you update your content the more frequently spiders traverse your site? The advantage of adding fresh content frequently directly impacts your topical site synergy. By creating islands of topical (related) information on a subject provides each page with an opportunity to [...]