The most popular way for finding any information online is through search engines. The search for government information is no different than the search for any other type of information […]
Act Globally, Search Locally
How to strike a balance between the global reach the web can enable, and the local marketing the old-fashioned Yellow Pages facilitate. For a small business trying to decide on […]
Web Analytics Debates
RedEye, a British e-metrics consultancy, released a report comparing the two most commonly used methods of web analytics — IP based and cookie based. Currently, I have been evaluating two […]
Nobody’s Perfect But Anyone Can Improve
While most surveys focus on big business websites, small companies can benefit from the persistent warning about the importance of web analytics, usability testing, and web site optimization. Jupiter Research […]
Paid or Not, Search Engine Marketing Matters!
According to a survey conducted by WebAdvantage.net, “85 percent of the respondents claim to click on sponsored links less than 40% of all searches, but nearly half of the audience […]
Search Engine Optimization and Bee Hives
Peter Small of UK has contacted me about including WebSage into a demo of a stigmetric system he is building for search engine optimization based on the way insects collaborate […]
Web site building for small businesses to grow
According to research firm IDC Web site building should continue to grow. Apparently, there are nearly 8 million small businesses in the U.S. with under 100 employees and most of […]
Internet Ads To Grow in 2004
As reported by the Center for Media Research, “in 2004 the U.S. economy should exhibit solid sustainable economic growth”. Moreover, the national advertisers have increased their internet budgets by 15%, […]
Welcome to the new WebSage blog!
Welcome, Befriended Stranger, to the new WebSage blog! After some problems with Blogger.com failing to work behind firewalls, I decided to move to the most configurable personal publishing system, MovableType!