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| MEMBERS: | Overcoming Those Annoying CSS Bugs
There are a number of different browsers that you must compensate for when designing your webpage's in any format (CSS, tables etc.), some of the most common browsers are : Internet Explorer 6/ 7, Firefox and Safari. The main issues that arise with CSS design is that all browsers interpret CSS differently, for example Firefox does not understand some of the CSS commands that Internet Explorer does and vice a versa. One of the main issues I have found when designing with CSS is a problem with margins in Internet Explorer 6. I found that when using a float on a div tag that also had a margin set, the margin would actually double and then knock the whole pages layout out. After numerous late nights and an insane amount of coffee I finally found a solution to this double margin bug. By inserting a simple line of code the double margin no longer double ! That solution is as follows, by adding this line of code to your CSS div tag 'display: inline'. Another problem I have found with CSS in Internet Explorer 6 is a problem when trying to define a div tag that has a smaller size than the base font size. This problem again can be fixed with a simple line of code this time all we need to add is the following line of code to the div tag: 'font-size:0px'. There is also another solution to this problem that should have the same effect, because the div tag auto stretches to compensate for content overflow adding 'overflow: hidden' should also resolve the problem. Unfortunately I have been unable to cover all of the cross browser issues that you may experience when designing with CSS, but most of the problems that you may encounter can be resolved pretty easily with simple trial and error. Happy designing!
Is Your Website Too Generic?
So you managed to get a website up and working. You managed to set up a pay per click campaign. But you have not managed to get lots of buyers, callers, joiners, clickers or whatever it is you were after. You may even be advertising to a niche market, yet your website speaks to a general audience. If you try to be everything to every body these days and you will end up being nothing to anybody. So let's look at how you might make changes to your site to speak to a niche and get some conversions. News Flash. The general store can't compete with the amazons of the world. If you try all by yourself to compete with mega mart, you will get lost in the big black wormhole of the internet-- also known as the limp, lame, solitary server for misplaced website owners. That's why you choose a segment or a niche strategy. It offers you an opportunity to carve a market share out of that big giant pie. The trick is to identify the niche market or brand audience who will value the service or product enough to pay for it. How can you position to a primary target audience ? Don't shoot at the ocean hoping to hit a fish. You need to follow a plan or niche strategy to develop your website so it speaks to this primary target audience. A website is a marketing tool. So here is a brief outline regarding how you might go about the process of creating a well-positioned, marketing savvy website that is not generic. This is an extremely simplified website plan for positioning to a target audience but it outlines a process that you can follow.
Remember to write or use copy that does not focus on yourself or your company, but think strategically in terms of how your product(s), service or company benefits your target market. Then your website should guide them along the path to the action you wish them to take much like a live sales person would do. Plan your website well and it could become one of your least expensive and highest yielding marketing and sales tools.
How To Make A Real Money Making Website
I think we would all like to make money online. The notion of making money from home is a popular one. To be able to have money passively coming in day in and day out would be wonderful. However theory can be very different from actuality. The goal of this article is to improve your odds of success. When it comes to building any website you need to understand the core principles. A good website will provide value to its visitors. To provide such value you need to offer good content. Good content is king in the online hierarchy. In order to provide good content you need to do quality research. By the way quality research will become your daily routine. The question is where to start so as to get positive results. The two places I always begin with are the article directories and forums. Both of these provide information relative to demand and interest. The article directories will tell you how popular a topic is based upon the number of page views any given article receives on any given subject. The forums will tell you what people are looking for relative to this and the level of interest. This will also enable you to understand how to communicate directly to these folks based upon their specific needs and problems. You need to be able to relate in order to communicate effectively. Effective communication will lead to building long lasting relationships which will be profitable for all parties concerned. Once you have this information you will need a good site builder so that you can build valid web pages that can be understood by both your human readers and the search engines. This way your site will appear in the search engines for any given keyword you choose to come up for. This will bring lots of quality targeted traffic that will convert to sales and as a result you will make money day in and day out. To learn how to put all this together select any of the links provided.
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