Warmest Greetings,
:: Friday, March 14, 2003 ::
All the more reason to understand your website visitor and optimize for search engines.... WebSideStory's StatMarket division (www.statmarket.com), a leading source of data on global Internet user trends has released new information claiming search engine referrals nearly doubled worldwide. Click on >>> Search Engines Continue to be an Important Method For Discovering New Sites and Content.
Quote: "As of Thursday, March 6, 2003, search sites accounted for more than 13.4 percent of global referrals, up from 7.1 percent the previous year."
 Me too. Kalena is mad, and with good reason. Seems hotshot PPC engine Overture is in bed with scumware king Gator. I'll let her blog and research do the talking. Click on >>> Overture To Partner With "ScumWare
Ok. This is just too funny. Usability Experts are from Mars, Graphic Designers Are From Venus. (Thanks Peter!)
It's so nice to watch others do my ranting for me. "I wish Google would remove the page ranking from the toolbar because it's really being used for the wrong purposes."
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 3/14/2003 10:50:24 AM
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:: Thursday, March 13, 2003 ::
Quick! Before the Blogger server crashes again...
Check out this Cre8asiteForums thread, if you're truly bored, Smileys and Humorous Images and then go find your own to play with here >>> The Ultimately Pointless Website
That's all I have today....
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 3/13/2003 03:06:07 PM
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:: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 ::
Roogle for RSS...sounds like a new jingle for a commerical. Maybe a car or hair product? But, it's a new search engine, apparently in BETA, that searches RSS feeds. Click on >>> Roogle to investigate.
Disney to focus more on Mickey, less on search engine technology. They shipped Go.com to Google, which will raise the back hairs of Overture's top execs, and are dumping Infoseek. As if anyone even remembers the latter engine...Click on >>> Disney open to Infoseek sale and Disney passes Go.com to Google
Reading from your monitor? Sure hope you can read this. I better read this article to make sure. Click on >>> Reading Text Online.
Quote: "In the November 2002 issue of the HFI newsletter, Bob Bailey discussed the research on optimal line length when reading text on a monitor. He concluded that users read faster if the line lengths are longer (up to 10 inches), but users tend to prefer lines that are moderately long (4 to 5 inches)."
JAVA impressed or frustrated? There's a poll at the Cre8asiteForums asking if you like or dislike JAVA, and allows room to explain why you feel you do, and if you'd add a JAVA application to your own website. Click on >>> JAVA Dislike or Like
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 3/12/2003 09:29:00 AM
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:: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 ::
Make Tracks
Please allow me trot you on over to my friend Peter's SEO blog for an interview with ClickTracks CEO, John Marshall.
Quote: "Can you justify Search Marketing to your clients?
I've been reviewing a site analysis tool called ClickTracks. I like it. A lot.
I can see this program having three main benefits for Search Marketers:
Measuring the real value of search engine visitors
Evaluating site paths - find out where the best place is to locate your money pages
Providing your clients with best of breed marketing analysis in the form of clear, concise visitor behavior reports.
But there's a lot more to this clever product that this, so I thought I'd go straight to the horses mouth in order to find out more."
New toy... Kartoo. Redesigned, smarter and even more fun.
Just like me. Ha ha.
El Cheapo... If you want to advertise for CHEAP, then please visit my brainless scheme to raise funds for Cre8asiteForums and Cre8pc labors of love. Actually childbirth was easier. Web site labor goes on forever! Cheap Text Ads.Two pages for the price of one. or see Web Site Hospital to scope out where your ad could live.
:: posted by Kimberly Krause on 3/11/2003 09:14:35 AM
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