Posts tagged ‘SEO Building Blocks’
Lots of Website Visitors – Few Results
This is something we hear often. I get all these visitors to my site, but they don’t buy or they don’t fill out a form or they don’t do whatever it is that I am hoping they will do when they visit my site. These webmasters have well-optimized sites, all the t’s are crossed and I’s are dotted, they show up well in searches, but still the number of visitors far outweighs the resulting purchases or form filing or whatever action is hoped for.
Granted there can be mechanical or design flaws that might be preventing a visitor from becoming a customer/client, but that would be very obvious when some sales turned to no sales.
So how can it be that so many visit and only a few give us the results we had hoped for? Converting visitors to clients…
How’s your integrity quotient?
Don’t settle for copycat information when it comes to optimizing your website. SEO Building Blocks ebook is the original book on SEO and offers users of the Intuit – Homestead website building software original, quality and insightful help with optimizing a website.
Is it Homestead or Intuit?
Whether you are a Homestead or Intuit customer help is just a click away …
So you think you’re a website designer …
Being a website designer is about more than just putting up a template and adding a few pictures and text. To be successful you need to know the in’s and out’s of good design, usability standards, search engine optimization and what does and doesn’t work with the SiteBuilder program …
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Google – Too much Caffeine?
Google is in the process of a new algorithm change termed Caffeine. How will this affect your Homestead website and what can you do to lessen the impact? Read on ….
Help With SiteBuilder Program for Intuit – Homestead Users
Support for the Homestead SiteBuilder program is available from both Homestead itself and from Homestead users who have built a comprehensive system to aid both inexperienced and seasoned users in getting the most from their Homestead web site …
