Good as it is, there is one thing that Google can’t do – find material that isn’t on the Internet yet. Which is why sites like On Line Opinion do well. Publishers are in the business of guessing what readers might be after, sourcing a writer to provide the content and making it available. Search engines can access that material, but only after the publisher has done its work.
So you think you know what Spam is? Maybe you do but I was also sure I had a good understanding of the Spam Act of 2003 until recently. Have a look at the ACMA site (who administer the Act) and see what you make of these little goodies:
I am currently trying to sell an investment property and was given a copy of the Gil Davis book “Sell for More” which aims to teach you how to sell your residential property for a higher price.
Really effective web design incorporates usability research. That is research that tests how users react to your site in a real environment. Seven years ago we offered this research as a service, but at that stage no-one was convinced enough of the need to do it – unless they had huge budgets.
“To tweet or not to tweet?” is a question we’re constantly being asked by clients. There’s no definitive answer, although those who say it is just a fad are mistaken. How different organisations use it and how they integrate it into their websites will be highly specific to what your aims are and how many resources you have.
Joomla site including information pages, contact forms, blog and picture gallery.
Simple, intuitive informational website with subscription to newsletter, contact form and multi-level membership management.
CMS website built in Joomla with blog integration and management of newsletter and subscribers.
Joomla website including information pages, contact forms, members area, shopping cart built on Virtuemart.
