
BLOGS
Almost every SEO report I write contains some kind of advice on stripping unnecessary HTML, Javascript or CSS for better content to structure ratio. Almost every website contains excessive code which has effect on your SEO rankings. Think of on-page Javascript or CSS which is loaded at every page request, this should not be in the HTML page. It should rather be relocated to it's own...
Read more ->>Site owners using Google Analytics might know about Event Tracking, a feature with a lot of potential. This blog is about using jQuery to set up the tracking of outgoing links (or outbound links). The content is meant for sites using the asynchronous Analytics. Not sure if you're using it? Check the source code of your webpage for the following string:
g.async=true;
If it's...
In my previous blog I mentioned interaction design as an important aspect of qualifying leads. With each visitor having it's own goal, it's almost impossible to please everyone. But you CAN define the so-called personas which cover the largest part of your visitors. Learn about who your visitors are by doing research on your current website and talking to your website users one-on-one....
Read more ->>Each visitor on your website took a different path to end up there. Some have clicked your ad, some were referred by other websites, some are returning visitors. All visitors are considered leads in the buying process. but did you qualify the leads?
Most websites serve the same content to every visitor allthough each of them is at another stage of the buying process. Think of the AIDA(S)...
