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35 Web Design Mistakes You Should Avoid

Posted in: Blog, Web Design, content by luckyfish on April 6, 2010 | No Comments

35 Web Design Mistakes You Should Avoid

This article is an ever-changing list of some common, controversial, and often forgotten mistakes that are made in web development. Most of them will apply to any website or blog, but please keep it mind that there will be cases where these would not apply and some you may dislike. 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…

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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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.

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