Category Archives: Web Management Guidelines

7 Quick Ways To Promote Yourself (And Your Blog)

By Jerry Low, Published November 1, 2014 Yeah, yeah – I know, we’re not supposed to brag. But, there’s a difference between bragging and a bit of shameless shilling or self-promotion. For starters, bragging makes people feel badly. Self-promotion – if done right – just makes them want what we’re selling. Not to mention that … Continue reading 7 Quick Ways To Promote Yourself (And Your Blog)

Three Psychological Features Of A Landing Page That Make People Click

What’s the secret to an effective landing page? It’s not the color of the button, says contributor Neil Patel. Neil Patel on October 24, 2014   Why is it that some landing pages have terrible conversion rates while others are killing it with conversion rates in the double digits? There are numerous landing page variations that impact conversion … Continue reading Three Psychological Features Of A Landing Page That Make People Click

How To Use The Viper WordPress Theme For Your Affiliate Website

By Mike Hall, Published October 24, 2014 Like most affiliates I have tried out many WordPress themes to create affiliate websites, with varying degrees of success – the problem I have always come up against is that any ‘shop front’ style WordPress theme will typically be designed for a website with actual eCommerce functionality… In … Continue reading How To Use The Viper WordPress Theme For Your Affiliate Website

Tell Me This: Is It Possible to Still Get Organic Reach?

by Catharine P. Taylor, October 18, 2014 The Social Media Insider has (yet another) confession to make: if she could write about just anything this week, it would be the news that HBO and CBS are both planning to offer subscriber-based streaming services. And to think that cable companies used to deny that cord-cutting was … Continue reading Tell Me This: Is It Possible to Still Get Organic Reach?

WSJ: Search Engines Ignoring FTC Rules About Labeling Search Ads

Article asserts search engines intentionally deceiving consumers. Greg Sterling on October 13, 2014 The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has implicitly issued a challenge to the FTC. Covering alleged non-compliance with the FTC’s 2013 directive to improve the demarcation between ads and content, the WSJ reports that paid ads have become more difficult to distinguish from … Continue reading WSJ: Search Engines Ignoring FTC Rules About Labeling Search Ads