Content
Feb
03
Quantity, Accessibility Drive Product
A site succeeds in part because of the quantity of content, but the other part of product success is the accessibility of that content.
Jan
12
Centralization Helps Even Weekly Newspapers
Major media companies centralize Web operations for the sake of efficiency, but even small independently owned newspapers can benefit from the concept for their Web sites.
Dec
08
Applications: The Basics of RSS
You may have heard of RSS, which stands for Really Simple Syndication. And it is – a really simple way of distributing your content throughout the Internet and getting more audience for your Web site as a result.
Nov
21
Copy Desk Holds Key to Newspaper SEO
Newspaper copy editors strive to write headlines that are clever and informative, but they also have a wonderful opportunity to practice search engine optimization at the same time.
Nov
10
Newspaper CMS Starts with 7 Key Factors
Webmaster message boards are filled with emotional debates about the best content management systems to use, but the debates often simplify a decision that isn't so simple.
Nov
03
Quality Online Content Writing Mixes Interest, Importance
Online content writing often becomes focused on what drives the most clicks to an article, but too much of a focus on clicks becomes pandering.
Pandering undermines the credibility of a Web site. Visitors start to lose confidence in the quality of the site as a result.
Aug
13
Increase Blog Traffic with Quality, Frequency
Anyone can write anything on the Internet via blogging, but the writing matters only if people find the blog, think it's interesting and come back for more.
Otherwise, it's only writing as a hobby for yourself and not as a business for an audience.
Quality, quantity, frequency and distribution are traits that divide unknown blogs from popular ones.
Jul
23
Forums Produce Postings But Not Much Else
Message boards can generate high visits and page views from a core group of site visitors, but they also generate quite a few headaches.
Jul
23
Introduction to Content Management Systems
Launching various sites on different content management systems provides valuable lessons for anyone wanting to build a larger and more robust Web site.
May
04
Basics of CSS: Syntax
CSS consists of a selector, property and value. Here is the basic
construction.
