Recent Posts Tagged With 'accessibility'

• 13 Reasons Why Google Loves Blogs

  Posted on Tuesday March 10th, 2009 at 16:22 in SEO, search engine optimization, Internet Marketing, blogs, accessibility, web marketing, social media, search marketing, social media optimization, googlebot, denver seo, search engine crawlers

  Google loves blogs. What is it about blogs that Google loves so very much? We’ve pinpointed 13 reasons why Google may give - or appear to give - sites with blogs a little extra boost in rankings. Of course, the list is broken down into our fram...

• 9 ways Google is discovering the invisible web

  Posted on Tuesday July 1st, 2008 at 14:00 in web development, accessibility, search marketing, googlebot, colorado web development, denver seo, get indexed in google, search engine crawlers, colorado seo, indexing flash

  There are many parts of the web that Googlebot has not been able to access, but Google has been working to shrink that. Google wants to find content, and while many webmasters do not make it easy, Googlebot finds a way. 1. Crawling flash! Adobe annou...

• Web designers must factor in the growing impatience of web surfers

  Posted on Friday May 25th, 2007 at 08:30 in web development, PPC, accessibility, usability, search marketing, ppc (pay per click)

  Website visitors have never been more impatient, and I'm the worst. Just today, I was looking up the lyrics to a song. I clicked on the site in #1 position(Like 90% of the rest of the world), but it was too slow. Before I even left the Google SERPS (...

• 5 More Web Design Usability Techniques For Forms

  Posted on Wednesday May 16th, 2007 at 08:08 in web development, accessibility, usability

  Forms can be quite annoying to users. We have all had to fill out “The Form From Hell” at one point or another. Often they are created with no regard to usability whatsoever. The form is sometimes a direct reflection of the organization o...

• How to get indexed in Google: Be friendly, predictable for the googlebot

  Posted on Wednesday April 25th, 2007 at 09:55 in accessibility, usability, get indexed in google

  This post is for server geeks. Everyone else should flee. Here we are talking about the underlying codes that every server sends along with html of a web site design when a page is requested from your website. There are really only a few httpd server...