Webontics
Tuesday, 5 December 2017
Beware of FAKE (capacity) Flash Drives
Fake Flash drive article ebay:
http://www.ebay.com/gds/All-About-Fake-Flash-Drives-2013-/10000000177553258/g.html
Saturday, 7 September 2013
Web strategies for smart web builders
WEBSITE ADVANTAGES:
If your company is the number one company in your area at (say) "repairing scooters", then in the past you could have got a lot of business from word of mouth, and the odd local add in the local press to keep people aware of your excellent services. However in the modern world the view is that if you cannot present yourself on the web (i.e. with a basic website) then you are hardly likely to be worthy of running a successful business when you can't even get those basic requirements in place (yes, I know, doing a website is nothing to do with repairing scooters). But think of it like this: Businesses that did NOT have a phone number in the days when phone numbers became common, lost out because people would have to go to them to find out if they could do the service they wanted. So if there was another company that DID have a phone number they would have an immediate advantage. Think about it; Today a good website is essential (not just a nice thing to have) in business.
SEARCHABILITY:
Even if you do have a website (in todays world), that is not enough depending on how successful you want to be. The companies that "repair Scooters" well, and give an excellent service can do well from this fact, but it is the companies that do this well, but ALSO are top of the search engine listings that will really excel. Even if they are not as good as the former companies, because they get all the business, they will more than likely have processes in place that give them a distinct advantage because of their SEARCHABILITY!..
So if you're good at something, and you are clear about your target market, then make sure you are as near the top spot as you can be for those parameters. This also brings to mind the thinking behind what it is you do.
Google search parameters:
"What I do", "Geographical Location" (e.g. Scooters, Luton) (assuming you are in Luton, Beds UK)
If your company is the number one company in your area at (say) "repairing scooters", then in the past you could have got a lot of business from word of mouth, and the odd local add in the local press to keep people aware of your excellent services. However in the modern world the view is that if you cannot present yourself on the web (i.e. with a basic website) then you are hardly likely to be worthy of running a successful business when you can't even get those basic requirements in place (yes, I know, doing a website is nothing to do with repairing scooters). But think of it like this: Businesses that did NOT have a phone number in the days when phone numbers became common, lost out because people would have to go to them to find out if they could do the service they wanted. So if there was another company that DID have a phone number they would have an immediate advantage. Think about it; Today a good website is essential (not just a nice thing to have) in business.
SEARCHABILITY:
Even if you do have a website (in todays world), that is not enough depending on how successful you want to be. The companies that "repair Scooters" well, and give an excellent service can do well from this fact, but it is the companies that do this well, but ALSO are top of the search engine listings that will really excel. Even if they are not as good as the former companies, because they get all the business, they will more than likely have processes in place that give them a distinct advantage because of their SEARCHABILITY!..
So if you're good at something, and you are clear about your target market, then make sure you are as near the top spot as you can be for those parameters. This also brings to mind the thinking behind what it is you do.
Google search parameters:
"What I do", "Geographical Location" (e.g. Scooters, Luton) (assuming you are in Luton, Beds UK)
Monday, 13 August 2012
The website I'm looking for has gone offline, or is no longer available?
You can search the cache for sites, by using the following url (to be typed into the Address box at the top o the webpage):
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.missing-website-example.com/path
Monday, 11 October 2010
Segmenting your business by email addresses
In order to manage a small business effectively, it is recommended to segment the various functions of the business by having a separate communications channel for each segment: i.e. To have a different email address for the various different functions, such as purchasing@web0ntics.com, sales@web0ntics.com, accounts@web0ntics.com.
How to manage emails from suppliers that are not Junk
Over the years various suppliers have been sending us email including their latest product offerings, technology and pricing information. While this information can be extremely useful, it can become quite voluminous and can become more like junk mail, especially at times when it's not on the current requirements list. However, it may become useful later on, so it can be futile to "junk" it!, especially when you need to refer to it again. Solutions?.....
Wednesday, 2 June 2010
When does an email message become a SPAM (or a "Junk") email message?
Email activity (the sending and receiving of email messages) is almost certainly the biggest form of data traffic on the internet, and of course we all know about that dreaded "Junk" email that can fill up your inbox with New messages every day. So how do we deal with them, and how do we make sure we're not spamming?
Saturday, 15 May 2010
Email marketing campaigns: How to succeed in them
Email marketing campaigns: Key issues addressed here:
- How often do you need to email?.
- What is the best approach to such a campaign?.
- What is the best approach to such a campaign?.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)