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Joomla! has become one of the most popular Content Managed Site systems on the web, with more than a 4% market share. It may not sound like much, but it that number equals about 250,000 websites out there running the Joomla! CMS.
Joomla is both complex and simple, truly earning the adage "A day to learn, a lifetime to master". Here at Trig Web Design, we have mastered the art of Joomla! website development, using some of the most advanced 3rd party extensions, as well as some of our own custom components and modules.
So, you've done your research, optimized your web pages and even setup an AdWords campaign. After all your hard work, you are finally coming up in the top for your keywords and traffic is coming in. But the phone isn't ringing, and your bounce rate is too high. What could be wrong? Maybe it's your landing page.
A bad landing page can spell disaster for any marketing campaign, and if you're working on a shoestring budget, it can be even worse. It's a real shame to lose most of your traffic because you just threw up a page without much thought to it. There really is a science to creating a great landing page. Sure you'll have to test, tweak, and refine; every audience and situation is different, but there are some important dos and don'ts all landing pages should follow.
Sitemaps have become the new "Submissions" for many search engines, especially Google & Yahoo. Did you know that these giants now charge for submissions otherwise? I was shocked to find out that one of our new clients was paying $180 a month just to submit to Google, Yahoo and MSN every month; sitemaps? FREE!
What is a Sitemap? Well, a sitemap is a page in your website that has links to every other page in your site. It allows a search engine 'bot' to crawl your website easier, then report back your links and content to the search engine, who then indexes your pages for searches. Sounds easy right? It is, but like so many things on the web, it is more complicated than that.
Outsourcing. The future. The only way to make money. No one will get hurt right? Bovine fecal matter.
That's right, I said it. Outsourcing is bad. Really bad; especially when you are talking about intellectual services like web design or software development. Before you start getting your wallet in a bunch, let me explain why I am outrageously making this claim.
I've been in business over 12 years now and I have had many employees working for me over the years. From salespeople to technicians to shipping personnel, I've had all types - but they have all learned from me, me from them and brought that collective knowledge and experience to our families, friends, colleagues and communities. Now; say I outsourced all programming and design services overseas. I would be able to fire all my employees, giving them and their families grief; improve my golf game with all the free time and money I would make; and lose my edge with my competition.
Joomla! has become one of the most popular Content Managed Site systems on the web, with more than a 4% market share. It may not sound like much, but it that number equals about 250,000 websites out there running the Joomla! CMS.
Sitemaps have become the new "Submissions" for many search engines, especially Google & Yahoo. Did you know that these giants now charge for submissions otherwise? I was shocked to find out that one of our new clients was paying $180 a month just to submit to Google, Yahoo and MSN every month; sitemaps? FREE!