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Web News & Tips - Issue #271 $7.00 per month web hosting from MateMedia Web News & Tips Published by MateMedia, Inc. Your Partner on the Web Providing quality Web services at affordable prices since 1995 MateMedia provides the following services: * Small Business Web Hosting (Shared & Managed Dedicated Servers) * Web Design & Development - Custom Web Applications * Database Development & Hosting * Website Maintenance & Webmaster Services * Search Engine Promotion (Optimization & Submission) * E-Commerce - Shopping Carts - Sample Shopping Cart * Domain Name Registration * Domain Name Affiliate Program * Web Hosting Affiliate Program * FREE Website when you order a web hosting account! For more information about our services email sales@matemediainc.com or call us at 877-309-7521 - Read what our clients have to say about us IN THIS ISSUE: Become a MateMedia Domain Name Affiliate Become a MateMedia Small Business Web Hosting Affiliate Free Webmaster Tools Free Scripts for Your Website 10 quick tips to make your website user friendly for search engines and customer Web News A Step by Step Guide to Getting Started on the Web Recommend this newsletter to a friend Advertise in Web News & Tips $7.00 per month web hosting from MateMedia 10 quick tips to make your website user friendly for search engines and customer By BZ Riger-Hull 1. Design your website to be compatible with the largest number of viewers. Have the resolution set to 800x600. 2. Avoid large graphic files, pictures, and fancy applets that make pages load slowly. 3. Be creative with your design but keep your hyperlinks in the normal blue color which means they have not been selected and purple which means they have been. 4. Optimize your graphics so they load fast. 5. Use bullets, descriptive headlines, and sub texts to make your page easy to read and find information. 6. Red and yellow should not be used on your website, these bright colors cause the human eye to strain and it will be tiring to look at your page. 7. Make your hyperlinks short; select one or two words to use in the hyperlink. 8. Make sure to put your contact info on the bottom of each page. Your website address, email, name, and physical address this makes visitors to your site much more comfortable. It lends credibility. 9. If you are selling something it should take less than three clicks to get to the order form. 10. Don't use frames on websites. They are confusing for visitors to navigate and search engines won't look past your front page, so you will have poor search engine ranking because of it. BZ Riger-Hull. Author of The Soul of Success http://www.in-spiros.com For valuable free articles, assessments, & practical success tools mailto:A1@smartautoresponder.com Certified as a Success Coach, “Four Agreements” Facilitator, & Tele-Course leader We help you communicate powerfully, reduce stress, Strategically Attract success, & increase your financial well-being. E-mail: bz@in-spiros.com Author's URL: http://www.in-spiros.com $7.00 per month web hosting from MateMedia Increase your rank in the search engines! Check out our new search engine optimization plans Become a MateMedia Web Hosting Affiliate Web News $7.00 per month web hosting from MateMedia Various forms of media are trying to co-exist as consumers increasingly display the ability to multitask. An October 2003 survey from The Media Center at the American Press Institute and BIGresearch indicates that 70 percent of consumers use different forms of media simultaneously, while Mobium Creative Group found that as many as 83 percent of business professionals media multitask while performing work-related duties. Roughly half of the global executive respondents to a March 2004 IT Toolbox survey indicated that sourcing was very important to their organization's business strategy, and more than one-third deemed the function as somewhat important. The survey, sponsored by Ariba, was designed to identify the role sourcing plays in business, while analyzing trends, goals and challenges for successful implementations. Ad viewers are most likely to convert the first time they see an online ad, according to a study slated to be released Tuesday by AtlasDMT, the technology arm of Seattle- based aQuantive. The finding suggests frequency capping should be employed when a CPM advertiser's goal is to drive an immediate conversion. Copyright 2000-2004 MateMedia, Inc. |
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