Web Design Tips That Can Help Drive Sales to Your Business As mentioned below, web design is probably just one of the reasons why you aren’t doing too well in the sales department. Then again, there’s no harm in finding out if it is, indeed, the culprit. So try implementing the suggestions provided, and see if it gives your sales that much-needed boost. Please note that this post was authored by MyBizNiche.com‘s CEO, Mr. Shawn Byrne Pieter Vorster For a webmaster, few things feel as good as seeing your website top search results. After all, you’ve worked so hard at optimizing your website, and nothing less than a high ranking in the SERPs would do for a reward. Now that links to your website are on Page 1, the prospect of getting more traffic that will generate the sales you want will get better. The problem is, you seem to be getting lots of traffic but too little in the way of sales. So what’s going on with your website? Among the factors that could be impacting your sales is your web design. It may be aesthetically pleasing, but the attractiveness of your website is not a guarantee you’ll have robust sales. Believe it or not, a great-looking website could have aspects that may be turning people off. Your superb SEO efforts may have led people to the site, but after a minute or two of exploring it, something about the web design may actually be driving them away. Perhaps your web design can use some tweaking. Here are some web design tips that just might help drive sales to...
How to import your domain email account into your Gmail account Here at Pod Creative we highly recommend using Gmail as an email aggregation application. In our experience the platform is easy to understand and adopt, and robust enough to handle most email needs of small to medium-sized businesses. Also, we have experienced minimum issues when setting up and managing email through Gmail. Not so for Outlook or Office 365. But I digress. The question we get most is: “Can I have a domain-related email address e.g. john@johndoe.ca?” And the answer is yes. NB! Please note that we found this information on DotEasy.com‘s website, where they created this helpful post. While we appreciate your visit to our website, we are not trying to claim this information as our own and highly encourage you to click the button below to view the original post. Pieter Vorster View the original article on DotEasy's website Gmail’s handy Mail Fetcher feature imports all your old domain emails (that you haven’t deleted from the mail server) into your Gmail account and then continues to bring in new emails sent to your domain email account. In this article, we will show you how to import your domain email account into your Gmail account. In this article, we will show you how to import your domain email account into your Gmail account. Getting Started Pre-checklist: A Domain Name Create your domain email address. Obtain your email client configuration settings (you can find the information under View Email Client Info in Member Zone) Gmail account (if you do not already have a Gmail...
Updated Guide to Facebook Advertising Placements (Infographic) Facebook advertising has become a necessity for digital marketers who want to ensure visibility on the platform. Here’s an infographic from the team at Spiralytics comparing different advertising placements and their advantages and disadvantages. Pieter Vorster Sign up for our newsletter and never miss a tutorial or knowledge base update. [/et_pb_signup] View the original article on Spiralytics.com Name* First Last PhoneEmail* Message*Please confirm before sending* I am not a robot. EmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Web Development Graphic Design Hosting Campaign Management...
Domain Name Facts You Should Know (Infographic) Choosing the right domain name for your online project is an extremely important first step towards a successful online presence. It is, in many ways, akin to your logo, as it forms a core piece of your branding. The informed folks at Hosting Tribunal deal with this topic frequently, and have produced an interesting infographic to help answer some of the more common questions related to domains. Pieter Vorster Picking a domain name is one of the first steps of setting up a website. And once you register a domain name, you can do little to alter it. If you think you’ve made a wrong choice, all you can do is register another one. It, therefore, pays off to pick the right domain name right away. The useful infographic that follows can help you better understand domain names before choosing one of your own. You might wonder why domain names matter so much. Can’t you pick any domain name that comes to your mind? Sure you could – not all of the 5,000 domains that appear every hour are top-notch . Because there’s more to picking an effective domain name than just mashing several letter together. There are numerous benefits to a good domain name, and we’ll list a few major ones: The first benefit is that a good domain name attracts visitors to your site. If you have a catchy domain name, users are more likely to click on your site to see what it’s about. Also, a catchy domain makes them come back. If your domain name is memorable, it’ll stick...
Speed is a Killer: 6 Reasons You Should Decrease Your Page Load Time in 2019 (infographic) While the websites we build at Pod Creative are generally considered “lightweight”, meaning they have content relevant to the service or products or cause only (not content created from outside sources like the article and infographic below) and do not receive traffic of thousands and thousands of unique visits every day, we still make sure to employ the following good practices: Rename any image files as appropriately as possible with SEO in mind Resize them using Tiny.jpeg (best compression site ever!) Upload and Smush them. This seems like a good time to remind you of our article – How to send media to your web team. Also, step 2 above is really important to make sure you keep your page load times low. We encourage you to read through the article and infographic below, as It points out some of the value, and dangers, of page load times. Pieter Vorster Page loading time is a vital part of the user experience online. Website visitors care more about page load speed than all the visual design and functions found in sites. Statistics show that 40% of people will abandon a website that takes more than 2 seconds to load. A single second delay in page response can result in a significant reduction in conversions. Here are 6 reasons why you should decrease your page load time in 2019: You Are Losing Money Every time a member of your target audience abandons your page because they are displeased with your page load time, you lose a...
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