Posted by Galen DeYoung on Oct 22, 2008
Many people have a “set it and forget it” approach when it comes to SEO. But if you have a good site (in terms of organic search), you should be taking advantage of it—especially during these tough economic times.
SEO remains one of the most cost-effective marketing strategies, especially over the long haul. If your site and the pages on it have historically responded well to desired search terms, you should be tweaking your site to speak ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Oct 21, 2008
On the information superhighway or what is most commonly known as the “internet”, there is a superfluity of data that is constantly being produced or consumed. Information exchange seems to be the buzzword of most modern web services under development and your service should be able to “talk” to other services in order to produce desired results. Architecture is no more standalone with respect to the fact that a particular web service ...
Posted by Chris Smith on Oct 20, 2008
The chain-reaction of foreclosures, mortgage company failures, banking sector woes, and see-sawing stock market are making for a very scary-looking retail season here in the fourth quarter. The U.S. Department of Commerce recently said that business sales have dropped the largest amount in two years, further fueling speculation that the holiday shopping season might not be so rosy this year.
However, all is not dark, and the nervousness that ...
Posted by John West on Oct 20, 2008
This resource provides an introduction for .NET developers who need to create items and update field values in a Sitecore Web Content Management repository. This resource assumes the reader is familiar with various concepts fundamental to Sitecore, such as data templates and fields. For additional information about the APIs used, see Sitecore API documentation (http://sdn.sitecore.net/Reference/Sitecore%206/Sitecore_6_API_Reference.aspx) on the ...
Posted by Rosalie Marshall on Oct 16, 2008
A number of leading authorities have been urging caution on the adoption of Web-based services as a new wave of vendors unveil cloud initiatives. Cloud computing involves computing resources hosted in an off-premise "cloud" rather than an in-house computer room. The system offers organizations a low cost alternative to buying and maintaining a computer infrastructure and allows users to access the applications from their mobile, anywhere and ...
Posted by Todd Miechiels on Oct 15, 2008
Last month I had the good fortune of becoming ‘certified’ in Landing Page Optimization through MarketingExperiments out of Jacksonville Beach Florida. Several times a year, their team brings a hundred or so marketers through the 2-day workshop. The material is similar to that of their free Wednesday web clinics but in a much more intense, and hands-on workshop environment.
After attending the workshop I felt a renewed sense of purpose ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Oct 15, 2008
JQuery was developed by John Resig at BarCamp NYC and was released on January 2006. It is a lightweight JavaScript library that assists in the rapid development of powerful client side scripts. Interaction of JavaScript with the underlying DOM (HTML) of the web page and its associated CSS in a more procedural manner is basically what JQuery has to offer.
JQuery is dual licensed under the GNU General Public License and the MIT License and is ...
