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7 web accessibility myths
May 9, 2008
There are no excuses.
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The PPC management process
May 8, 2008
Creating an advert is actually very simple, but without the accompanying effort it will probably be a waste of money. It’s vitally important to lay the groundwork beforehand and monitor and refine afterwards.
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10 SEO benefits
April 28, 2008
Why should I bother with SEO? Well the first and most obvious benefit is that you will attract more business through qualified leads. But there are other benefits you can obtain along the way. It takes effort and patience, but optimising your website for search engines can bring a variety of rewards.
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The nuts and bolts of SEO
April 17, 2008
Do it right and the results can be remarkable and very rewarding. Do it wrong and your site could be banished to obscurity for a very long time. Search engine optimisation is all about researching, building credibility, reaching your market, establishing your niche and maintaining position.
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Who benefits from web accessibility?
April 14, 2008
Let’s start by dispelling a myth and unequivocally saying it’s a lot more than just blind people.
Whilst blind people and their use of assistive technologies to read web pages are an obvious and important example, consider also people with other visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive and neurological impairments.
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Search engine marketing and web development tips, ideas and news from Eugene Mulligan to help small businesses make their websites more productive.
(This is a new blog, started in February 2008. Look out for new entries in the coming weeks and months.)
