Website Optimizer by Google AdWords is a multivariate testing tool, that is to say, it takes A/B testing one step further. Instead of testing 2 versions of a page, you can test multiple page elements and the various combinations. When you create an experiment you can specify page elements that you want to test, for [...]
Web Development
Issues regarding website development from many different perspectives, including handing off SEO recommendations to a developer.
Posted Tuesday, June 19th, 2007.
Posted Friday, May 11th, 2007.
I really enjoyed this post by donna, so I thought I’d put together my own favorite five, based on what I’ve seen over the years: 1) Renaming pages or moving them to a different directory location without putting in 301 redirects (this is by far the most common and worst of all mistakes) 2) URL [...]
Posted Monday, March 5th, 2007.
When I first start working with a company, many of them classify their website as a cost. It’s something that they have to have, like an 800 number, a phone system with voicemail capability, or an annual equipment service and calibration. A website should not be classified as an expense, but an asset, just in [...]
Posted Friday, February 16th, 2007.
When website frames were introduced around 1998 with HTML 4.0, it was a time when most users used modems for connectivity – 9,600 and 14,400 baud modems were the norm and download times were horrendously slow compared to modern broadband connections like DSL and cable. With frames you could split a page into pieces and [...]
Posted Thursday, December 21st, 2006.
My wife has spent many hours gathering and updating the content on her website. Using copyscape, we found quite a few people blatantly stealing it, instead of linking to it. We do post a polite message at the top of the page asking people to provide comments, feedback, additions, and to link to it if [...]


