"They" Have an Answer for "It"
Surfing around today I see that Overstock.com has an answer to eBay’s “It” campaign. Check this out: Every effective marketing campaign must have it’s answer.
Monthly Archives: December 2005
Don't Put Important Text Within Images
Website designers often like to utilize images when laying out a website. A good designer knows when to use an image and when not to, but some fall into the […]
Are ALL Reciprocal Links Dead?
In the interest of providing additional expert thoughts and opinions on the issue of whether link exchanges are all bad or not, here is a link to an ongoing debate […]
A New Site Is Born
For several years I’ve been sitting on a domain name waiting until I had time to develop it. Between work, family, church and a healthy DVD collection, I find my […]
Avoid Designing All-Flash Websites
Flash sites are a lot like splash pages, the only people who seem to like them are the developers and site owners that use them. Flash can be a great […]
Don't use Frames
Framed sites are basically composed of multiple pages all assembled into a single browser screen. Usually there is a top header, side navigation and main body content, and sometimes a […]
Common Sense Reporting
Danny Sullivan picked up on one of my articles distributed over at Search Engine Guide. It’s nice to get the kudos from such an industry recognized leader. Readers of (EMP) […]