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When can I use…

By mia, on May 15th, 2012%

Compatibility tables for support of HTML5, CSS3, SVG and more in desktop and mobile browsers.

Good website about what CSS3, HtML5, SVG can be used on which browsers

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Nice Website background pattern

By mia, on May 4th, 2012%

Please check it out: http://subtlepatterns.com/

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About Half Of The Top Blogs Use WordPress, Research Shows

By mia, on April 19th, 2012%

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Blogging is a WordPress-dominated world.

Close to half of the top 100 blogs are using WordPress as their publishing system. That’s according to new research published today by the folks at Royal Pingdom.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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CSS Portal

By mia, on February 29th, 2012%

Here at CSSPortal, we have gathered as much information as possible to try and help you learn CSS and improve your web design skills. At this site, you’ll find a range of quality resources all geared towards CSS, if you’re looking for a new design for your website, then please check out our range of CSS templates or if you would like to design your own site, you may wish to check out some software to help, go to CSS software for some great programs. Also at CSSPortal, you’ll find all the CSS properties, CSS books and a nice collection of CSS examples.

Nice tool! Check it out

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Getting started on AdWords

By mia, on December 1st, 2011%

Take a look at the AdWords Help Guide by Google.

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Six Ways Online Retailers Can Better Optimize Listings For Amazon

By mia, on November 30th, 2011%

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As many of you know, Amazon is arguably the most popular e-commerce
site in the world. Thus, it provides the perfect platform for retailers
to place their products in front of tens of millions users.

However, like all good things, Amazon has its drawbacks.

For instance, Amazon’s high user level means an even higher level of
competition amongst its sellers. Simply uploading your inventory onto
Amazon’s catalog will not give you the results you are looking for.

Instead, your products will never get seen and you will not achieve
an increase in sales. For the best results, you must learn how to fully
optimize your product listings for Amazon.com.

Here are some of the optimization practices that I have found to be most beneficial to improving performance on Amazon.

Get Reviews
Create Parent/Child Relationships
Choose Strong, Relevant Keywords
Include Rich Product Descriptions
Be Prepared For Competitive Pricing
Make Use Of The Amazon Selling Coach

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Manage Those Bad Reviews in Google Places

By mia, on November 28th, 2011%

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Google is now letting local businesses respond to reviews that get
posted on their Google Places Page. This will be huge for reputation
management for small local business owners who frequently are target by
bad reviews from legitimate and sometimes not so legitimate reviews. You
must have your listing verified before you are able to respond to
reviews.

To help business owners in responding to what can be irate customers, Google offers the following recommendations.

  1. Be nice.
  2. Don’t get personal.
  3. Feedback is helpful.

Google also offers some ground rules for what to post as a business owner responding to negative reviews.

  1. Be polite and professional.
  2. Keep it short and sweet.
  3. Be appropriate.
  4. Be thankful.
  5. Be a friend, not a salesperson.

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How to Respond to Customer Reviews on Google Places

By mia, on November 28th, 2011%

Google Places Management Response from Avelient on Vimeo.

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Google Maps To Charge Some Businesses For Using Service

By mia, on November 18th, 2011%

Starting in January, Google will begin charging businesses for using the Google Maps link on their websites.

According to Apple Insider,
the company says the charge will only affect .35% of users as websites
won’t be charged until they get 25,000 Google Maps clicks in one 24-hour
period. After they’ve reached this quota, businesses will be charged $4
per 1,000 clicks according to BBC News.

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Top 10 Google Analytics Changes of 2011

By mia, on November 18th, 2011%

by Robbin Steif LunaMetrics

During 2011 (which, last time I checked, is still not over), Google Analytics announced a lot of new features, so here they are:
1. A New Interface
2. Multi-Channel Funnels
3. Google Analytics Premium
4. Site Speed Reports
5. Google Webmaster Tools Integration
6. Mobile Reporting in Google Analytics
7. Social Reporting in Google Analytics
8. Plot Rows
9. Real Time Data
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