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Sep 26 2008

CSS Reduces Bounce Rate

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CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. Basically it’s code that will define how html elements are displayed on your website. With CSS implemented on your site, this can eliminate hours of work when it comes to making or editing font size and colors. CSS will also reduce the size of your page. If you have a page with a long menu made up of images, these can easily be converted to css buttons. By replacing 20 images with 20 css buttons your page load time will increase some. Continue Reading »

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Sep 03 2008

Online After-Effects of a Superbowl Commercial

Last Superbowl 2007, Audi and Godaddy each had a commercial spot. According to wikipedia, a 30 second spot during superbowl can run about $2.6 million due to the 90+ million viewers watching. So is it worth it? Maybe if Continue Reading »

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Jul 18 2008

Using PHP for Convenient Linking

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Since I’ve been learning more about PHP I decided to discuss one way I use it to help provide readers the code to link to a page they may feel is worthy of a link. With just a small snippet of PHP the code, linking code will update to link to the previous page or post the reader was reading. There has been a couple times I came across pages and debated whether or not to link out to it. If the website had a convenient “link to us” page for the specific page I was reading, im may of went ahead and placed the resource on my website. People are busy, lazy and sometimes just lacking the motivation to link out to you even if your page is a great resource. Convenience may be the one thing that can initiate a great back link.
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Jun 30 2008

htaccess 301 Redirect, www to non-www

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A 301 redirect will pass pagerank through from the old url to the new url you specify.  Depending on how many links are linking to your domain.com and www.domain.com, it may be wise to 301 redirect one form of your domain to the other to make sure your getting all external links pushing juice into your site.
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