Social media isn’t solely about direct social results. There are many places on your website where social media may improve your search engine optimization (SEO) while helping your business grow its online presence.
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Windows Phone 7.5, codenamed Mango, started to surface on September 27, 2011. Can it change the way we currently build mobile websites and apps?
AMEN!!
The demands of modern mobile websites and mobile web apps are serious. Wrangling stubborn browsers on top of all of that is ridiculous. Web browsers have been around for nearly twenty years — the fact that two browsers can render the same code radically different is insane.
We need to unite and demand a better browser standard. #puntobasta Delete the scoop?
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How We Shop in 2010: Habits and Motivations of Consumers is split into two separate documents for the US and UK, examining e-commerce consumer behavior in both countries.
This is a gold mine. Two studies showing both UK & US markets. A definite bookmark if not a download immediately. Delete the scoop?
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Alt tags for images are sometimes overlooked by website marketing managers, who are so focused on meta tags or the content of the site, that they forget the benefit other meta tags can bring.
Adding alt tags to all images on a website can increase the chances that the image gets indexed in Google Images, thus possibly leading to more traffic to your website where the image is hosted.