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Web Presence, A Must For Small Business
Posted in: Blog, Web Design by luckyfish on February 24, 2010 | No Comments
It is considered that small business companies adapt web technologies very slowly. The reason is both money and the conviction! There is nothing wrong with the point. While considering creating a company’s web page, one would be impressed by the number of benefits it grants. Distinguish yourself from thousands of small companies being online.
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SEO Friendly Tips
Posted in: Blog, SEO by luckyfish on February 18, 2010 | No Comments
Getting your website positioned as high as possible in SERP (Search Engine Result Pages) is one of the main goals for everyone who has a SEO strategy.
Statistics prove that the percentage of getting a click to your website keeps on reducing as the searcher moves down the result pages on a Search Engine. Read more…
Having “calls to action” on your website
Posted in: Blog, Web Design, content by luckyfish on February 8, 2010 | No Comments
Does your website have “Calls to Action”?
If your answer is “NO” then you have greatly diminished the “Goal Realization Capability” of your website.
Think about an interested visitor to your website and how you have missed a potential conversion opportunity by not presenting him a strong “Call to Action”. Read more…
Fortune 500 Companies – Using Wordpress
Posted in: Blog, Web Design, Wordpress by luckyfish on January 28, 2010 | No Comments
As you may or may not know about me….I LOVE Wordpress!
I recommend Wordpress to many people and companies everyday. Over the next few weeks I am going to be writing more about my love of Wordpress, how I use it, tutorials, why you need to use it for your company website, etc. So, to get us started here is a link to fortune 500 companies using Wordpress in one way or another. Stay tuned for my Wordpress goodness.
The Importance of Designer/Client Discussions
Posted in: Blog, Web Design by luckyfish on January 26, 2010 | No Comments
Talking To Your Web Design Team – What To Say & What Not To Say?
Date Published: 25th January 2010
Author: kabirbedi – Source (http://www.articlealley.com/article_1361772_4.html)
Creation of a website is not just the duty of the web designer. In fact, website that are only created by a designer seldom taste success on the world wide web. A successful website is one that is a joint-effort of both the client and the service provider i.e. wherein bot the client and the design team, sit together, have a brainstorming session and come to mutual conclusions to decide the course of the website design project. Clients need to educate the design team about their business, its prime goals and objectives whereas designers need to listen closely and formulate web solutions that provide credible results.
Communication is a key ingredient of any web design
project.
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Publishing content for your site
Posted in: Blog, content by luckyfish on January 21, 2010 | No Comments
Date Published: 21st January 2010
Author: kronikmedia
If you are in interested in web design and internet marketing, then you are probably aware of the importance of content on your website. Internet marketing has changed with time. While link building and other techniques used to be popular, today it is the content on your website that is primarily responsible for its rank on search engines.
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Web design for beginners
Posted in: Blog, Web Design by luckyfish on January 19, 2010 | No Comments
Date Published: 15th January 2010
Author: Emma Fovargue
Define your audience and their needs
Defining the purpose and objectives of your website should be your first step. Focus on what you want your website to achieve. Create a profile of your intended audience and try to understand their needs and tastes, and design the site with them at the forefront of your mind at all times.
Take a look at competitor websites to gain an idea of what works and what doesn’t.
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How To Profit Through Copywriting
Posted in: Blog, SEO, Web Design, content by luckyfish on January 18, 2010 | No Comments
Date Published: 14th January 2010
Author: Calvin Tan
If you want people to buy, you have to ask for the sale. Really, it is that simple. Yet it is impossible to tell you how many ads, web sites, brochures, sales letters, etc, are floating around out there that is not asking.
So, what is a call to action? It is telling people what action you wish them to take. Typical calls to action include:
Hurry in today.
Buy now.
Call now.
Visit now.
Click here now.
Futuristic Web Design: What Does The Future Hold
Posted in: Blog, Web Design by luckyfish on January 14, 2010 | No Comments
08.08.2009 | Author: Anne Torres | Posted in Web Design
by Anne Torres
It’s taken a decade of baby steps, but the Web is finally starting to grow up. We’ve banished the bleak days of brochureware back when companies thought that scanning their yearly reports page by page into half megabyte GIFs was the way to build an online presence.
We’ve woken up from the nightmare of building sites from nested tables that wouldn’t make the IKEA reject bin, thanks to browsers that (mostly) handle style sheets without leaving coders compromised.
And, thankfully, most people have got over their infatuation with Flash for its own sake, realising that two minutes of whirling geometrics is the closest thing to turning your entire front page into a Back button.