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How to Create a Web Site: A Beginners Guide to Web Site Design

Hello and thank you for visiting Web-Source.net.

My name is Shelley Lowery and I am the owner and developer of Web-Source.net.

If you want to create your own web site on the Internet, but have no idea where to start, this article will provide you with the exact information you'll need to get started, including what you can expect to pay to get your website up and running. However, before I begin, I'd like to tell you a little bit about myself, and how I got started, so you'll know who you're dealing with.

When I started online back in 1997, I was completely overwhelmed with the Internet and had absolutely no idea where to start. I knew that I desperately wanted my own Internet business, which would require me to build my own web site, but I was very low on cash and there wasn't much information available to assist me at that time. For this reason, I knew I would have to do everything myself, which included learning how to design my own website.

I spent countless hours online researching and learning everything I could about the Internet. I went to web sites that I admired and looked at the source code (HTML code that is used to create a web page) so that I could see exactly how that site was made.

The first time I looked at all that HTML code I was completely overwhelmed. I began to feel a bit discouraged thinking maybe I was trying to take on a bit more than I could handle. However, when I began to really look closely at the coding, I began to see how things worked. It really wasn't as difficult as I thought. And the more I looked at the code and began testing different things, the more confident I became. I realized that website design really wasn't hard at all! At that time, I knew I could create a web site.

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Is Search Engine Optimization Dead?

By Ken Evoy, CEO SiteSell Copyright © 2007

I Hate To Say, "I Told You So," But... Ken's Blog Way back in Oct, 2005, I shared The Tao of CTPM with the LED Digest mailing list, a list that I subscribe to and still enjoy.  I elaborated in that post about why I thought Search Engine Optimization (SEO) was doomed. Sure enough, Google has become a whole lot smarter, which means much less manipulatable.  All the predictions are happening and will continue to intensify.

A trickle of support has grown into a torrent of consensus that SEO is indeed on its last legs.   The term "SEO" is being redefined away from "the almighty algorithm" and SEOers are either... " understanding the sea change that is indeed happening (recent example " sticking to their SEO guns (their days are numbered) " pretending that they always knew "content was king" all along (of the prominent ones, only Jill Whalen can truly claim that position, but I have seen several detractors changing their message to "content is king") " redefining themselves as "SEM" ("Search Engine Marketing").


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Blogs And Forums: A Two-Pronged Approach

By Jonathan White

When discussing online marketing there is the inevitable comparison between a Business Blog (b-blog) and an online forum. The feeling is that the two serve essentially the same purpose and it is a simple matter of defining which approach may be best for your company.

The comparison between these two approaches is something like comparing apples and oranges. They are both fruit, but that’s about the sum total of their similarities.

B-Blogs

A b-blog is designed to allow you a controlling interest in a conversation between you and your customers and guests. Your guests can provide feedback, but they can’t post.

B-blogs allow you great flexibility in timely release of company information in an informal and nonthreatening way.


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How to Publish an Email Newsletter

By Shelley Lowery Copyright © 2010

If you're not publishing an email newsletter, you really should be. Publishing your own email newsletter, also known as an ezine, will enable you to develop a huge list of targeted potential customers. As you may need to contact your potential customers several times before making a sale, ezine publishing provides the perfect way to stay in touch and make more sales. What's more, once you have a decent number of subscribers, you can sell advertising.

Publishing a Quality Email Newsletter

To be successful publishing an email newsletter, you must provide your readers with great content, such as informative articles. Don't worry, you won't need to write the articles yourself - unless you want to. There are a wealth of articles available online that you can publish at no cost - simply by including author's resource box at the bottom of the article. Publishing these articles not only provides your readers with quality information, but it also provides you with great content and free promotion for the author.

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