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Digital Marketing, Internet Usage, Netbits, Search
Keeping your website simple is the most important factor for usability. Be sure to make everything about your website understandable and clear. Visitors should easily be able to access all the information that is important on your website. Website navigation links...
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Internet Usage, Netbits, Search
Screen Colors (Browser Capabilities): How many screen colors can your visitors see? Optimizing your site for the appropriate technical capabilities helps make your site more engaging and usable and can result in higher conversion rates and more sales.
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Digital Marketing, Netbits, Search, Tips
Never build a Flash only website These are websites built entirely in Flash. They are usually great looking and vibrant but search engines have limited ability to index Flash content as it is embedded inside the Flash file. If you have a Flash only website, create...
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Internet Usage, Netbits, Search
Americans conducted 15.4 billion core searches in March 2010, a healthy 6.2% increase from 14.5 billion the previous month, according to comScore qSearch data. Google Sites led the core search market with 65.1% market share, down from 65.5%. Yahoo Sites slightly rose...
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Internet Usage, Netbits, Search, Technology
Browsers (Browser Capabilities): Which browsers do your visitors use? Optimizing your site for the appropriate technical capabilities helps make your site more engaging and usable and can result in higher conversion rates and more sales.
