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[2003-03-28] Seven Headaches Of The Website Manager
The job of the website manager (editor) is not easy. Despite the fact that content is everywhere, few organizations understand it properly. The true value and cost of content is rarely recognized. So, as a website manager, you have lots of headaches. But stick with it. Things are slowly getting better.
[2003-03-28] Enhancing The Credibility Of Your Web Content
It's vital to establish the credibility of your web content with your reader as quickly as possible. If your brand is well known and respected, then you start from a strong base. Another way to enhance credibility is to provide author information. Where appropriate, dating your content can help too.
[2003-03-24] Gray Text Revisited
In a previous article I argued that the reason why gray text is used more and more on the web is because it looks better than black text from a distance, and since designers do not really read the text on sites they design, they prefer the visually better looking alternative. I also offered a solution to the problem in the form of light background colors.
[2003-03-24] Score with Cascading Style Sheets!
CSS is an exciting feature of HTML that gives Web-site developers more control over how they want their pages displayed by specifying how each element should appear in a style sheet. Prior to the advent of CSS, the layouts of HTML documents were left up to the browsers, whilst HTML tags merely served to define a document’s contents.
[2003-03-21] SEO Corner - Manual Submissions vs. Automated Submissions
Your Question: Are manual submissions better than automated submissions? If so, what are the major search engines to submit to? How often should we be resubmitting our site, and how often should we change keywords, etc? Shari's Answer: My quick-and-dirty answer to the first question is -- it depends. In some instances, automated submissions work well. In other situations, manual submissions are best.
The job of the website manager (editor) is not easy. Despite the fact that content is everywhere, few organizations understand it properly. The true value and cost of content is rarely recognized. So, as a website manager, you have lots of headaches. But stick with it. Things are slowly getting better.
[2003-03-28] Enhancing The Credibility Of Your Web Content
It's vital to establish the credibility of your web content with your reader as quickly as possible. If your brand is well known and respected, then you start from a strong base. Another way to enhance credibility is to provide author information. Where appropriate, dating your content can help too.
[2003-03-24] Gray Text Revisited
In a previous article I argued that the reason why gray text is used more and more on the web is because it looks better than black text from a distance, and since designers do not really read the text on sites they design, they prefer the visually better looking alternative. I also offered a solution to the problem in the form of light background colors.
[2003-03-24] Score with Cascading Style Sheets!
CSS is an exciting feature of HTML that gives Web-site developers more control over how they want their pages displayed by specifying how each element should appear in a style sheet. Prior to the advent of CSS, the layouts of HTML documents were left up to the browsers, whilst HTML tags merely served to define a document’s contents.
[2003-03-21] SEO Corner - Manual Submissions vs. Automated Submissions
Your Question: Are manual submissions better than automated submissions? If so, what are the major search engines to submit to? How often should we be resubmitting our site, and how often should we change keywords, etc? Shari's Answer: My quick-and-dirty answer to the first question is -- it depends. In some instances, automated submissions work well. In other situations, manual submissions are best.
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