Posts Tagged ‘security’
May 6 2011
While it’s great to know what people want, when you give them what they want, you only give them a partial solution. The want is the symptom. But, when you address the need, you are addressing the underlying problem and providing a much more holistic solution.
In Part 2 of this series, I started discussing a customers wants versus their needs. I continue this list here.
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Tags: ASK, books, business, confidence, content, conversion, conversions, customer, customer service, customers, design, expectations, forms, growth, Marketing, p, questions, research, results, sales, search, security, service, shopping cart, sites, strategy, success, successful, The Web, visitors, website
Posted in Business Principles, Marketing, Search & Marketing, Site Management, Usability
Feb 10 2011

This series is pulled from a presentation given at SMX East. Part I of this serious covered the problems duplicate content creates. This post covers the causes of duplicate content, and Part III will look at the solutions you need to implement to fix your duplicate content problems.
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Tags: ASK, code, content, duplicate content, home page, image, inform, information, javascript, linking, links, p, ranking, rankings, search, Search Engines, security, SEO, session IDs, shopping cart, The Web, URLs, visitors
Posted in Architecture, Search & Marketing, SEO, Site Management
Feb 4 2011

Duplicate content is like a virus. When a virus enters your system, it begins to replicate itself until it is ready to be released and cause all kinds of nasty havoc within your body. On the web, a little duplicate content isn’t a huge problem, but the more it replicates itself, the bigger the problem you’re going to have. Too much duplicate content and your website will come down with some serious health issues.
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Tags: code, content, duplicate content, home page, image, inform, information, javascript, junk pages, link juice, posts, search, Search Engines, security, SEO, The Web, URLs, visitors
Posted in Search & Marketing, SEO, Site Management
Sep 30 2008
This is a continuation of a series of website marketing checklists. Check out all Web Marketing Checklists in this series.
What this is about: This list covers issues regarding site pages that outline your privacy and security policies as they relevant to the site visitor’s needs.
Why this is important: While most visitors won’t read Privacy and Security pages, they do provide necessary assurances that visitors look for in terms of being able to trust you. However, when visitors do click into these pages need certain information needs to be presented to them to ensure their needs are met.
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Tags: privacy, security
Posted in Search Engine Guide, Usability