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3 Tips for Creating Content for Your New Site
Should you want to create the content for your site redesign, this is typically considered the “heavy lifting” portion for the client. Content can include items such as copy, images, videos, audio fil… more →
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3 Tips for Creating Content for Your New Site
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cymberly wrote 1 month ago: Should you want to create the content for your site redesign, this is typically considered the “heav … more →
Innovative Concept for Redesigning Your Website
cymberly wrote 4 months ago: NetSquared.org has been working on its website redesign, with the goal being to provide ways to conn … more →
Missed Opportunity: The 404 Page
cymberly wrote 10 months ago: The 404 page is what a user sees when they go to a page that no longer exists on the site. Are you m … more →
Stop Asking for Email Addresses
cymberly wrote 11 months ago: Well, at least quit asking without offering a benefit exchange. Many sites have an area in the upper … more →
Provide Easy Access to Social Networking Tools
cymberly wrote 1 year ago: The American Red Cross has created a great page that outlines all their various disaster relief tool … more →
Quick Suggestions for Brand Awareness and SEO
cymberly wrote 1 year ago: Web Content On every single one of your web pages, add links to Del.icio.us, Digg, StumbleUpon, Tech … more →
Jakob Nielsen: American English vs. British English for Web Content
cymberly wrote 1 year ago: Jakob Nielsen summarizes his findings on American English vs British English for Web Content. I foun … more →
Website Optimization ROI Calculator
cymberly wrote 1 year ago: ClickZ has created a Website Optimization ROI Calculator to help you determine the value of optimizi … more →
Komen's New Site
cymberly wrote 1 year ago: Susan G. Komen for the Cure announced the new Komen.org site launch today. According the new website … more →
The "Get Involved" Section
cymberly wrote 1 year ago: The “Get Involved” section of a nonprofit website is usually pretty generic. It includes … more →
