Monthly Archives: February 2006

Don’t Raise the Bridge, Lower the Water: Lowering Prices isn’t the Only Way to Boost Your Site’s Sales

Posted on February 4, 2006 by Tom Gray

eMarketer Daily reports that while price is still the main factor in driving site commerce, good site design is good for business too. The article identifies several Critical Factors that influence your shopper’s purchase decision… Prices :: 68% Shipping options … Continue reading →

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Website Content: The Winner and Still Champion

Posted on February 4, 2006 by Tom Gray

No surprise here but content rules on the web according to Joel Walsh writing on webmasterbrain.com. Last June, Joel did a survey of “Google’s top five pages for the five most searched-on keywords”. What he found was that the writing … Continue reading →

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Wiki Whaa…? or Quicky! What’s a Wiki?

Posted on February 3, 2006 by Tom Gray

The pace of change on the net continues unabated. Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water along comes a new term to baffle you. Wiki Wiki – means quick in Hawaiian and a Wiki … Continue reading →

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Tired of Typing Emails on that Itty, Bitty PDA Keyboard? Try Using a Virtual Keyboard Instead…

Posted on February 1, 2006 by Tom Gray

Saw something cool the other day at a conference I was attending. The keynote speaker demonstrated his Virtual Laser Keyboard. While I’d seen pics of this device, I’d never actually seen one in action. Pretty slick. It uses a laser … Continue reading →

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