Recent Posts Tagged With 'web development'

• 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...

• 5 web development techniques to prevent Google from crawling your HTML forms

  Posted on Friday April 18th, 2008 at 16:36 in web design, Security, web development, googlebot, colorado web development

  Google has recently decided to let it’s Googlebot crawl through forms in an effort to index the “Deep Web”. There are numerous stories about wayward crawlers deleting and changing content through submitting forms, and it’s abo...

• Denver Mobile SEO: Goes better with Chocolate, says Yahoo

  Posted on Tuesday December 4th, 2007 at 14:53 in web design, search engine optimization, web development, usability, web marketing, denver, mobile search, mobile seo, mobile search optimization, mobile optimization, mobile sem, denver mobile seo

  Yahoo’s “Search Assist” tool is a hoot. Search for “Denver Mobile SEO“. go ahead, I dare you. Now, I’m thinking Yahoo knows me a little better than I’d like. Is this behavioral targeting? Profiling? Something...

• Web Development Roles in Internet Marketing Projects

  Posted on Saturday September 29th, 2007 at 14:53 in web development, usability, social media optimization, denver web design, colorado web development, denver social media

  It takes many different web development / programming skill sets for a successful internet marketing project. For any website to be successful on the web, it requires a combination of stunning web design, usability, web conversion, bulletproof web de...

• OS Commerce LinkConnector Contribution

  Posted on Wednesday July 4th, 2007 at 00:38 in web development, affiliate, ecommerce, linkconnector, os commerce

  We've developed a free contribution for OS Commerce, allowing the easy integration of LinkConnector's affiliate code. OS Commerce is a popular free eCommerce system with excellent features. Get Setup: Signup for a LinkConnector Merchant Account Downl...

• 4 essential questions when planning a web design

  Posted on Saturday June 23rd, 2007 at 08:41 in web development, usability, colorado, web marketing, denver, denver web design, colorado web design

  Successful web design projects require a tremendous amount of planning, and planning starts with asking the right questions. Any web design benefits from extra planning, but 4 questions should define the entire project from the start: 1. Who is my ta...

• Search Marketing Standard: Read it twice

  Posted on Friday June 15th, 2007 at 16:33 in search engine optimization, web development, SEM, affiliate, PPC, pay per click, ecommerce, adwords, web marketing, search marketing, MSN adCenter, denver

  I'm still getting two copies of Search Marketing Standard magazine, but I'm not reporting it. First off, it's so good that I don't want to possibly miss an issue by having anyone mess with my subscription. With other magazines, I've found that fulfil...

• Web design followup: What to do after the big site launch

  Posted on Tuesday June 5th, 2007 at 09:05 in web development, usability, denver

  After the launch of any web design project, stakeholders and web design firms might sit back proudly and call it done. There are, however, a few things that should be cared for after the big launch. 1. Check 404 error logs Be sure to check your logs...

• 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 web design & SEO tips from the world of PPC

  Posted on Thursday May 24th, 2007 at 17:03 in search engine optimization, web development, PPC, ecommerce, adwords, web marketing, search marketing, keyword research, denver, ppc (pay per click)

  Many view the worlds of Pay Per Click Advertising and Search Engine Optimization as opposites. While they are certainly very different, the goals are similar: bring eyeballs(with wallets) to your site and make it easy for them to buy.  Here are 5 ti...

• 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...

• 7 untimely ways for a SEO to die

  Posted on Friday May 11th, 2007 at 16:07 in search engine optimization, web development, linkbait, googlebot, googlebomb, googledance, googlewhack, search engine crawlers

  In ancient Rome, the ghosts of the ancestors were appeased during Lemuria on May 9. Not many people know that, and even fewer care. But in the spirit of Lemuria, we offer seven untimely ways a SEO can die(It's a dangerous world out there, and also I'...

• 9 Common Web Design Mistakes Prevent Google From Indexing Your Site

  Posted on Sunday May 6th, 2007 at 21:38 in search engine optimization, web development, web marketing, page relevance

  Web Designers frequently destroy their clients' chances of ranking well in Google, without even knowing it! Here are three common mistakes that can ruin a client's chances of ranking well in Google, Yahoo or MSN - simply by preventing the site from b...

• 3 things NOT to do: The importance of titles in SEO

  Posted on Friday April 27th, 2007 at 10:45 in search engine optimization, web development, page relevance

  Sometimes webdesigners get low blood sugar, or suffer minor head injuries. The effect? Bad HTML title tags. Title tags are an important piece of real estate on your page. In properly structured HTML, it's the first chance for you to tell human prospe...