Archive for August, 2006

I often frequent digg and read the latest blogs – and while I can’t claim that I am 100% original, I am tired of reading the same thing being restated by 100 different blogs. So I would like to talk about tactic’s I use to obtain sales in a competitive market.
My business is located in [...]

Web Design in Ann Arbor – You vs your competition

I see it more and more, a bad habbit that is rearing it’s ugly head on the web again… only this time under the guise of web standards.
“Site best viewed in FireFox – download FireFox + Google toolbar for better browsing!”

While I understand the frustration many designers have when dealing with making a [...]

“Best viewed in 800×600 on IE” returns…

While many web designers and developers are eagerly waiting a “much improved” Internet explorer… I sit in disdain.
While IE7 does fix many of the bug’s that plagued IE6, and it does support a few previously unsupported CSS elements (fixed position, better fixed backgrounds, etc) – Microsoft has already indicated, and the beta release have proven [...]

IE7 is too little too late…

Pual Boag often mentions that sites shouldn’t always simply be redone or redesigned. He states that a natural part of a website design is to grow and improve over time.
I felt it was time for some growth and tweaking on this site. After submitting it to csscollection.com (a CSS gallery site), I got a [...]

Web Design Tweaking

While RSS feeds are no secret in terms of their traffic power, and many SEO consultants will talk about having an RSS feed and how it will help with SEO, I have found a way to use RSS feeds to take a step further in SEO.
One look at this RSS Submission list and you can [...]

Use RSS Feeds for keyword rich backlinks