Justifying a Content Managed Website

I was recently approached by a small business owner who wanted to find ways to maintain his website but felt the cost of a content management system, even a small scale solution, was too high to justify. I suggested he look at the cost of maintaining his site with and without a content management system.

Less Is More

Think about the last time you purchased anything on the internet. What was the site? Why did you buy there, and not somewhere else? Chances are that you purchased online because it was simpler and more convenient, otherwise you would have taken the effort to drive down to your local shopping mall and buy your item of interest there. In order for your business to be successful online, your website needs three things, in addition to the obvious technical and design prerequisites

3 Steps to Selling More With Your Web Site

What should your website do? Discover how to sell more online with these 3 easy steps.

Five Steps To Choosing A Great Website Provider

As a real estate professional, you already know that close to 95% of internet empowered consumers start their home search online. This means that it's vital that you have a fantastic website with tons of amazing content and the lead generation tools to land those hot new prospects.

Website Content: 7 Errors to Avoid

If you are considering a website redesign look first at your content. Often there are simple errors that can be corrected changing the entire dynamic of your site, while also improving the overall visitor experience.

How To Find Free Proxy Server?

Offer three method to find many proxy servers.

XHTML (eXtended Hypertext Markup Language): An Overview

Many Web pages today are poorly written. Syntactically incorrect HTML code may work in most browsers even if it doesn't follow HTML rules. Browsers employ heuristics to deal with these flawed Web pages; however, Web-enabled wireless devices (such as PDAs) can't accommodate these hefty Web browsers. The next step in HTML's evolution comes in the form of XHTML, which is basically a combination of HTML and XML.

How to Determine your Website's Value

If your website has been up and running for over six months, you need to know how much it's worth on the open market, whether or not you are intending to keep it. Only then can you amend your future direction realistically.

What is the Exit Strategy for your Web Business?

You need to decide on your Internet business future if you haven't done so already. You're likely to be considering four options...

Window Washing Business Developing a Web Presense

If you own a window washing business or window cleaning business and you want to get more customers especially the higher end clientele who have expensive homes with lots of Windows then it is best to consider getting a Web site. Now then what sorts of things should you have on your Web site?

Critical Elements Of An Ecommerce Website

Any online business requires 'standard' pages like a Privacy Policy page and an 'About Us' page. You may also need to include testimonials and shopping cart functions. This article shows you the details of how to do it.

How to Build and Maintain a Strong Online Web Presence

What I've got here is a list I've originally gotten from ComputerARTs Mag and expanded on quite a bit. Should make for some good reading not only for designers / developers, but many of the ideas discussed can be broadened to benefit the majority of us web brokers (for lack of a better term).

Developing a Theme for Your Website

Every website should have some type of theme - a way of giving your site an identifying look. This can be through the use of a unique logo, a particular color combination or a recognizable idea.