GeoLand.org


Web design, development, marketing, SEO, consulting

Google Chrome Frame should make the developers life a lot easier

September 25th, 2009 by GiorgosK · 22 Comments

Google announced on tuesday 22nd of September 2009 the test release of Google Chrome Frame which is a plugin for IE that will make it HTML5 compliant.  The need came out of their effort to build the next communication tools (google wave) and they wanted to make life easier for their developers to accommodate IE that still has the lion share of the internet users.  [Read more →]

→ 22 CommentsTags: Internet Explorer · Chrome · web development · website · web design · google

Offline Promotion Of Your Website

March 4th, 2009 by JakeP · 26 Comments

So, you have optimized your promotion expenses and any increase is not bringing in new customers. This is natural. The bell curve is applicable in most situations and just increasing your Google Adwords budget may not necessarily mean an increase in the number of people visiting your site and buying your products. But you want more traffic and do not mind spending some money for it. So, what do you do now? [Read more →]

→ 26 CommentsTags: offline · promotion · advertising

Ways to procure advertisers for your website and enhance advertising sales

February 22nd, 2009 by JakeP · 9 Comments

This is the most recent post among the many articles that have been written on direct ad sales. For the starters, it would be nice to go through the introduction to direct advertising sales.

Earlier, you have learned how an ad marketing package can be built to encourage ad space; now its time to understand the techniques to find advertisers for the website.

The most important thing is to get organized. It is paramount to keep a track of contact details of an advertiser. This helps in development of a system that lets you pursue your ad pitches. [Read more →]

→ 9 CommentsTags: advertising · traffic · Monetizing · website

Call for Non-English Web directory submission partners

January 14th, 2009 by GiorgosK · 9 Comments

There has always been a need to submit my clients’ sites to regional directories based on the language each site is translated.

With general link building/English directory submission you can tell the search engines your English keywords by putting them in anchor texts.

How do you promote non-english words that you want to target ? [Read more →]

→ 9 CommentsTags: Directories · consulting · web development