Category Archives: Website Design

8 Website Content Marketing Initiatives for 2012

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Google recently announced that they would now places a large emphasis on new content or “Fresher, more recent results”. Its an important goal to take a look at your old website content and maybe give it some fresh new content for 2012. Read More: Website Content Marketing

New Google Search Update| Why you should update your B2B Industrial Website

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If you don’t update your industrial business website very often, you may want to rethink your online content strategy.
A little more than eight months after unveiling “Panda,” an update to Google’s website search algorithm that puts a higher priority on high-quality content, the search giant has announced a new update that aims to provide users with “the most up-to-date results.” “It seems to me that the biggest impact on small-business owners will be that, in some industries, it will be near impossible to get visibility with a small, rarely-updated website,” says Matt McGee, executive news editor at SEO-focused news site Search Engine Land. Read More: Google B2B Website Search Update

Looking for a few good Men (or Women)

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We are a fast growing company looking for a website developer/programmer/hand-coder that is passionate about website design & SEO! For more information, or to apply now, you must go to the website below. Please do not email your resume to us as we only accept applications through our website. http://michigantechnologyjobs.iapplicants.com/ViewJob-91499.html

Website Usability: Designing to overcome behaviour barriers

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As website designers, we invest a lot of time and energy in helping businesses make user friendly website tools, services, systems, and processes. I think of the obstacles that these questions present as behavior barriers, and I believe that if we want to have a bigger impact on the lives of the people that we seek to understand and design for, we need to get better at helping people overcome them. Read More: Optimal Website Usability

Improve Your Website’s Usability | 7 Best Practices

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Writing content for web users has its challenges. Among them is the ease with which your content is read and understood by your visitors (i.e. its readability). When your content is highly readable, your audience is able to quickly digest the information you share with them — a worthy goal to have for your website. Below are a handful of dead-simple tips and techniques for enhancing the usability and readability of your website’s content. Read More: Website Usability

Website Usability & User Experience

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Everyone would agree that usability is an important aspect of Web design. Whether you’re working on a portfolio website, online store or Web app, making your pages easy and enjoyable for your visitors to use is key. Learn More: Smashing Magazine

Kar’s Nuts partners with Miller Media to launch new website

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Kar’s Nuts is pleased to announce the new redesigned karsnuts.com website! The new website provides
a new look, improved navigation, a user‐friendly interface, ability to search, and an easy‐to‐use shopping cart.
“We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to help Kar’s expand awareness & distribution of their excellent snacks” says Dan Miller, president of Miller Media. “We love working with big brands here in Michigan!” View Press Release

The Biggest Mistakes SMBs Make with SEO and Internet Marketing (and How to Avoid Them)

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For small business owners, SEO and search engine marketing (PPC) presents an amazing and cost-effective opportunity to drive traffic, leads and sales online. The biggest mistake I see from otherwise smart, talented marketers at small businesses are…Read More SEO Small Business

Content is King or Queen: Make Your Content Make a Difference

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Content, content, content. It’s an obvious part of any interactive website experience. In fact, you’ve probably heard content is king, or queen, or some sort of royalty. Yet, content is elusive. Often, you don’t realize your content isn’t cutting it until it’s too late. Does any of this sound familiar? http://bit.ly/hU0l7B