Latest Posts in Website Optimization for your Business Website by Bianca Frank Design
Most web users will unconsciously judge your brand based on the experience they’ll have on your website. The whole look and feel of the site adds to their overall experience.
A great web design sets an impeccable first impression. An appealing look encourages visitors to learn more about your business. It gives you an edge over competitors by aiding your SEO.
The advancement of technology in the millennial era has caused some fluidity in the commerce sector. The world of business is continually changing. The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI), which are machines that can be used to read the human mind and produce a predictable social action, has created a divide among entrepreneurs. It then becomes necessary to explore the role or impact of artificial intelligence on digital marketing.
A quick and helpful checklist to improve your Website in 2016. If you are doing very little in regards to marketing your business, your website is an untapped resource for you. So ensuring that it is in tip top shape will ensure that your investment will be worth it.
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If your website hasn’t been optimized, you might as well be invisible to your next customer…With some 86% of consumers checking out business online before making a single purchasing decision, it’s time to smarten up your website to ring in the changes—and ring up the register!
You might feel that you have no time to maintain your website—but consider this: it is your most visible marketable resource. A tweak here, a blog post there and a little redesign there will have your page views and sales steadily climbing up Google’s page ranks. Make 2016 the year you optimize your website and watch your online presence and sales grow—and if you really don’t have time, why not contact the experts?
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The simple answer is no – search engine submission isn’t necessary. [Tweet “The majority of search engines nowadays (most notably Google) crawl and index pages by following links.”] Using that logic, a single inbound link from any already-indexed page will identify your page to the engine. Subsequently, if that page links to other pages within your site, they will also be indexed… and so on.
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