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7 Ways to Keep Customers Coming Back to Your Site
You've built a website. Wonderful! The next question to ask is this: Once you get a visitor's attention, how can you bring them back?Of course, you don't want every visitor returning, but rather customers and potential customers. Articles and other content published on your site should be relevant, interesting, and well written. Unique content will give your site a better chance of re

Internet Marketing Tips - Keeping Up
Internet marketing is tough enough without having to wonder what the newest thing since sliced bread is. Unlike the offline world, the Internet changes at a rapid rate that very few people can keep up with. So how do you do it? How do you keep your pulse on the latest and greatest marketing techniques? How do you keep yourself from being left in the dust? Well, this article is going to give

Web design is always a challenge: new web browsers make website owners to turn to web designers to redesign their web pages; different web browsers display websites in different ways, leading to the same problem: redesign. This is costly, needs time and if the job is not done right, the release of a new web browser may lead to the same trouble. Moreover: a non-standard-compliant website is not a user friendly website (obviously!) and it might damage your business, by driving your visitors away.

To avoid the inconvenience, ask your web developer to create an “all browsers compatible” website.

Design for All the Web Browsers

It’s advisable that you have your website designed according to the World Wide Web Consortium’s accessibility standards. These standards were created to improve user experience and Internet functionality. The most popular web browsers are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari (for Mac) and Konqueror (Linux). Once upon a time there was Netscape ruling over the Web. Right now Internet Explorer (IE 6) is the most popular browser, but Firefox is winning territory… fast! However, let’s not forget the PDAs! If you have a website designed according to the accessibility standards, your site will stay functional in the future.

As IE 6 is not standards compliant, you might want to try designing for Firefox first. Preferred coding is XHTML, but HTML 4.01 will do too. When your web page looks great in Firefox, you may start editing it for Internet Explorer. Then validate your markup. Don’t write on your website “best viewed with Mozilla Firefox” or “Best viewed with IE”, etc. It’s you who should have a browser compatible website a

7 Tips to Speed Your Long-Distance Job Search
Tip #1: Looking for work can be difficult. Looking for work long-distance is even tougher! Fortunately, the Internet makes long-distance job searching easier than it has ever been before. Using a job search engine is a great way to find and apply for job openings in the geographic area of interest. Job search engines like Monster can usually be searched by s

ouble. Moreover: a non-standard-compliant website is not a user friendly website (obviously!) and it might damage your business, by driving your visitors away.

To avoid the inconvenience, ask your web developer to create an “all browsers compatible” website.

Design for All the Web Browsers

Use eBooks To Expand or Explode Your Business
As we discussed in an earlier article the advantages of an eBook in conjunction with your web site are many.You can use the eBook you produce to build your credibility in your area of expertise. No matter what product/s you sell or what service/s you provide, unless they are totally unique, there are many, many competitors out there selling the same product/s and service/s/. So what s

ur website designed according to the World Wide Web Consortium’s accessibility standards. These standards were created to improve user experience and Internet functionality. The most popular web browsers are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari (for Mac) and Konqueror (Linux). Once upon a time there was Netscape ruling over the Web. Right now Internet Explorer (IE 6) is the most popular browser, but Firefox is winning territory… fast! However, let’s not forget the PDAs! If you have a website designed according to the accessibility standards, your site will stay functional in the future.

Trade’s Networking
Have you ever thought about what Trades work around you? Who goes in and does their part of the project / job before you, who before them etc? And what about the Trades that follow you and who follow them? How often do you consider them and leave your part of the job as well as you can to suit their work requirements?Fascinating, isn’t it, when you sit and ponder the Domino affect you

he Web. Right now Internet Explorer (IE 6) is the most popular browser, but Firefox is winning territory… fast! However, let’s not forget the PDAs! If you have a website designed according to the accessibility standards, your site will stay functional in the future.

Effective Interviewing
1. It is never appropriate to arrive late, or more than 10 minutes early, for your interview. If you show up to a job interview late, ill prepared, or dressed inappropriately, you could be sealing your own fate.2. A neat, professional appearance, is never out of style and is always apropos for a job interview.3. Walk tall, smile, make eye contact, and present a firm handshake

for Firefox first. Preferred coding is XHTML, but HTML 4.01 will do too. When your web page looks great in Firefox, you may start editing it for Internet Explorer. Then validate your markup. Don’t write on your website “best viewed with Mozilla Firefox” or “Best viewed with IE”, etc. It’s you who should have a browser compatible website and not your visitors who should change their browsers to be able to see your website. Write a “best viewed with…” on your landing page and you are going to drive customers away. User-friendly websites are “best viewed with any browser”.

Design for the Future

Standard compliant web pages are the pages of the future. The Internet is constantly evolving and the future belongs to quality websites. Now it’s the right time to start optimizing your websites. If you are a web developer take your job seriously and design for the future. This is how you are going to build up a good name and get more clients.

Webmasters are advised to support the “best viewed with any browser campaign”. By creating an all browsers compatible website you make a promise of quality and a commitment to excellence.

To verify your “any browser compatibility” you might want to try the free services provided by AnyBrowser.com. Here you’ll find a site viewer, html validation tools and many useful resources that will help you create the perfect website.

Other Technical Considerations

When you use non-HTML elements, remember that they are not compatible with all browsers, so provide alternatives. That works especially for Flash sites. I’ve seen a lot of “to view this web page you need Macromedia Flash” on websites. Do I really need it? Make

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