Attracting visitors to a website can be a bit of a mystery for many website owners. Here’s a few Hot Gossip posts that guide newbies on how to increase the number of quality visitors to their websites.

Increase Your Online Search Presence for Free!

There’s no point forking out for the design and development of your website if no one can find it! The more qualified visitors your website receives, the greater your brand awareness and the more leads you receive…

Writing for Search Engine Presence

In terms of building websites, time and time again we tell our clients that nothing beats good quality content. If the pages on your website and the posts in your blog feature relevant and highly readable text then you’re already onto a good thing.

However, when writing for the web you need to consider not only your human readers but also your search engine presence…

Why your website should have personality

We’ve all visited them before – websites that trot out the same humdrum content, selling the same humdrum service, like all the other humdrum websites. You can easily spot them – they’re the ones that begin every sentence with ‘We…”

How to use Twitter and Blogs to drive traffic to your website.

How can Twitter and Blogs generate more business for my company?

Let’s talk in real world jargon-free terms for a typical small business -in this example we’ll use two fictional garages; Bob’s and Steve’s. Try to picture yourself as one of these mechanics, and your closest competitor as the other…

Beginner’s Guide to Twitter – 10 Steps

And how to get it working for you and your business…

Web 2.0 – What’s it all about and how to use it to your benefit

Not so many years ago, my then business partner asked me ‘this web thing, do you think it will last?’ He wasn’t the only one to take his time adjusting to business life in the age of the web.

Now the word is ‘Web 2.0′, at the centre of which is ‘User Generated Content’. This refers to online content that is not created by traditional media sources or by advertisers, but by the end consumers and readers themselves…

Is your web site working hard enough for you?

Run your website through a 20 point fitness assessment to find out how well it is working to draw in new prospects…

Posted on January 25th, 2010 by Wendy Riley-Biddle
Filed under: Marketing, Websites