In Google Webmaster Tools, you can do something called set URL parameters. By setting URL parameters, you tell Google what URLs you want in the index and which URLs you want out. The main purpose of this feature is to eliminate duplicate content, which is a big no-no in SEO. In addition, Google states you…
Why You’re Scaring Customers Away Online
Your online presence essentially acts as the face to your company when found on the internet by customers. Not only is a strong online presence the core to successful marketing, but it’s also the very thing that will either attract or detour customers from choosing your company over a competitor. Customers will judge your business…
The Ultimate Guide to .htaccess Files for SEO
For customized website performance and function .htaccess files allow developers to override or enable the main server configurations on web server software. By replacing the main server’s configuration files with your own, the .htaccess file is loaded to the web server. It’s then detected and executed by the server to alter the configuration of the…
Secrets to Selecting the Perfect CMS for Your Website
The right CMS will allow you to efficiently manage your website and online presence to maintain your company’s reputation and lead flows. However, choosing a system is not a one size fits all scenario. With a diversity of solutions available, it’s essential you pick the perfect CMS to meet your needs. Your ability to publish,…
Crop an Image in WordPress
Every once in a while you run into a cool feature that you just have to share. This one has been around for some time, but it is worth resurfacing. Today recalled that you can crop an image inside of wordpress. In this post, I walk you through the steps. How to Crop an Image…
How Website Design Will Change in 2015
Although no one can fully predict how web design will change in 2015, one thing is for sure– the web and graphic design industry is evolving with the latest emerging trends. With this evolution, webmasters are going to need to revamp their sites for a more sophisticated and less complicated design, while catering to user…
Responsive Design with Mikel Bruce, CEO of TinyFrog – Guest IV University
Responsive design is become more important everyday. In this Ignite Visibility University, Mikel Bruce, CEO of TinyFrog Technologies (and a friend of Ignite Visibility), walks us through why responsive design is important for usability and Internet marketing. Responsive Design with Mikel Bruce, CEO of TinyFrog Guest IV University
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Brand Image vs. Attention Grabbers, What is More Important in Marketing?
In marketing there has been a long-standing debate. Do you run with the campaign that gets noticed? Or choose to go the conservative route, selecting a marketing message that adheres more closely to what those in the corporate world would deem acceptable? So this of course begs the questions, which is better? When is it…
