It’s the prerequisite for the rest of your Web site education. Learn to identify the different parts that together make a Web site tick.
With a little bit of patience and a lot of research, you can build your own Web site. We can help you with the research.
Learn how to mix marketing prowess with technical savvy to get your Web site in front of your target audience and maximize conversions.
By Gail Seymour
Your Web site doesn’t start with a design. A good plan is essential for creating a Web site that meets your goals and gives your visitors what they want. continue »
By Monique Martin
Even if your Web site doesn’t have thousands or even hundreds of pages, a search function can go a long way in helping to create a positive user experience. The easier it is for someone to find things on your site, the better is for them and for you. And, if you running an ecommerce site, ensuring that your buyers can find what they’re looking for is critical to your business’s success. continue »
By Joyce V. Harrison
You want the sweat equity that you put into your retail Web site to pay off in profitability. Read on for some best practices to follow that may improve the ROI of your online business. continue »
By Bruce Tyson
A Content Management System, or CMS, is an application running on a Web site that allows users to produce and manage dynamic Web sites without any technical knowledge. Everything is done through an easy to use graphical interface that loads into a Web browser. continue »
By Bruce Tyson
Google, the leading Internet search engine, provides over two-thirds of all online searches. Google is popular because it has perfected the art of helping users find what they are looking for. Now Google’s technology is available for Webmasters and bloggers so visitors can find content on their Web site. continue »
By Winmark Business Solutions
The cost of your organization’s Web site involves more than the cost of your project. You must consider the total cost of owning and maintaining your Internet site. Be prepared to ask related questions: How often will the site be updated? Who will update the site? What is the anticipated return on investment? continue »
By Sangeeta Deogawanka
So you have decided to build your own Web site or redesign your existing Web site to better suit the needs of your business. How would you go about it? continue »
By Jerry Bader
With today’s Web site tracking software and services you can find out a lot about the people who visit your Web site. You can learn where they’re from, what kind of browser they’re using, how long they stayed on your site and a whole lot more. But what all this high tech intelligence won’t tell you is what kind of people they are, and how likely they are to be transformed by your Web presentation from viewers to customers. continue »
By Hostway
You’re on your way to building a Web site. You have your logo, your images, your copy and even a video. Next step? Developing your Web site with Web authoring software. continue »
By Hostway
Using syndicated content on your Web site can be a great deal, especially if it’s free. You get high-quality content, update your Web site often and enhance your site’s value to visitors. But of course, there’s a catch. continue »