Posted on February 12, 2010, 2:12 pm, by danielrouse, under
Web Design tips.
Okay, out of all the things that people are doing on the internet, they are all trying to do one thing, get noticed. Doing something like that on something as big as the world wide web is no easy task. However, there are a couple of great way to get your site noticed by search [...]
Posted on February 7, 2010, 5:26 pm, by brittany, under
Social Media.
Kickoff of Super Bowl 2010 on CBS is in a few minutes. Half of America tunes in Just for the commercials. YouTube has a special going this year where right after the game, you can watch and vote for all of the Super Bowl commercials. Here is a list of all of the commercials (of [...]
Are you a small business looking to ‘get online’? The choices for launching and marketing a website can be daunting, particularly to the new Internet user. There are a couple things you absolutely need as a small business owner: 1. A clear website that represents your brand and or product. 2. Easy-to-find email, address, phone [...]
Posted on December 22, 2009, 4:58 pm, by brittany, under
Uncategorized.
Domain names can be a frustrating thing to deal with. They are quite simple – really. Each country has a designation – in the United States the most common domain name is a “.com”. It doesn’t matter what the domain name is – as long as it correctly ‘points’ to a server somewhere. This is [...]
Can you use Google Analytics to track goals across multiple domain names? This is a problem that exists with Google Analytics. The solution is fairly easy – it involves customizing the tracking code a bit: For domain2 and subdomains (for example, www.Yovia.com, Yugster.Yovia.com add the following tracking code: Tracking code for domain2 and subdomains: <script type=”text/javascript”> [...]
Posted on December 16, 2009, 8:15 am, by brittany, under
Pay-per-click.
I know plenty of people who advertise with Reach Local. It’s basically a company that manages paid search for local businesses. I have never used them, but when doing some research on them, I found this flaming post about how bad they are: would like to start off by saying that Reach Local is one [...]