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Google, Yahoo, MSN inclusions |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 14 May 2008 |
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It's often difficult to get decent inclusions into Google, Yahoo, and MSN. You might have tried outfitting your site and nothing happened. You might have even hired a company and paid them a lot but still waiting. Normally you need to do something right to get them in the top 10 pages whenever you design a new web site. (And we are not talking about PPC junk)
Sometimes, I'd like to say that we've been lucky so far with the techniques that has been used. Most of the web sites that was outfitted with SEO has been coming up in the top 1-10 pages and sometimes show up as #1 under a search phrase. It's been pretty successful and this success are passed to our customers. By having a searchable site, our customers are saving lots while gaining them a wider global exposure to larger business clients. It's working and have been proven.
Here is an analogy, having a web site is like going fishing. What's the chances of a fish finding your line or how long will you need to wait, if you use only one line and little piece of bait (hopefully it's the right type of bait) compared to someone who uses 100 lines and a much larger piece of bait.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 16 May 2008 )
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KGMB 9 deloys similar type of CMS technology |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 15 February 2008 |
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 KGMB 9 deloys similar type of CMS technology on a much grander scale as web sites we build here.
Check out KGMB9.com, they have used a similar CMS applications to what we use and really proved how effective and secure it can be.
The site is much better and easier to navigate compared to their competitors. Their videos works very well by capturing their audience's attention and they do have lots of them.
Most everything you see there can be added to your web site without the hassle of hiring a designer to update your content. It's actually as easy as MS word when adding content, photos, and videos.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 15 February 2008 )
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Hints for Design interns |
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Written by Warren
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Tuesday, 12 June 2007 |
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If you are a student fresh out of college and would like to get your feet wet into Graphic Arts. Here are a few suggestions from what I gathered through my experience:
- Build a comprehensive portfolio include different types of skills such as drawings, paintings, cartoons, graphic design using various programs, (must have) some web pages design or knowledge of it, logo designs, etc. Most times companies are looking for people that are adaptable and trainable with some skills and lots of creativity and are able be a team player.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 June 2007 )
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