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Tom Collins

Tom Collins

I'm an experienced freelance website designer based in the town of Phoenix, Arizona. Whether you require a large corporate content management driven website for your business or you just want to put some family photos up on the internet, I can help you. 623.252.5606

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SEO 101 for designers

Tuesday, 22 March 2011 21:37 Published in BLOG

SEO 101 for designers

seoSearch engine ranking affects the amount of traffic coming to a website in a big way. Rarely do users go past the second page of search engines when searching for something. Therefore, it is important to have your website on the first two pages for you to get any substantial traffic.

The Brand Power – It’s more than just a Logo!

Monday, 31 January 2011 13:34 Published in BLOG

 

“I want to build a brand for my business…all I need is a logo.” This is the common misconception running in the minds of many clients who are looking to brand their business. They misconstrue a brand for a mere symbol, logo or a trademark used on a signboard outside the company gate. However the reality is otherwise…the logo designing is just a minor part of entire branding process. A brand is what separates large corporate giants from their small scale competitors.

A business owner loves to put up a website. In fact, this is the way to reach millions of people in the market to buy your products and services. But the problem you might encounter once you have the website is how people or online visitors will discover it. Whether you have a big or small company, having a website makes a difference. In prominent search engines, so long as your site is ranked on the topmost pages, you have every which way to compete with big online stores like Amazon, Microsoft and eBay.

 

Excellent Ideas to Having a Positive Outcome to Your Website

Google Changes Algorithm To Penalize Site Scrapers

Sunday, 30 January 2011 10:54 Published in BLOG

Google updated its search algorithm this week to help reduce webspam in its search results.

These changes were made in response to increased criticism of Google and its search engine results. The criticism has been partly inspired by the emergence of newer forms of webspam alongside traditional webspam (pages that consist of lots of keywords and phrases without context or meaning that “cheat” their way up to higher search ranks).

The Real Reason No One Reads Privacy Policies [INFOGRAPHIC]

Sunday, 30 January 2011 09:36 Published in BLOG

It was quite in vogue last year to be incensed over the privacy-related misdeeds of a certain monolithic social network, but let’s be honest — did anyone ever read the privacy policy to begin with? How about the Terms of Service?

10 Good and Bad online logo designers

Friday, 28 January 2011 06:43 Published in WEB DESIGN NEWS

Just because logo designers are imaginative and skillful, it doesn’t mean that they are machines. Like everyone else, they are also human beings and have developed habits of their own. The trouble in possessing habits is that they become your second nature. They reflect in whatever you do, even influencing you when creating a logo design. Although good habits are worth keeping, it is extremely difficult to change bad habits. This is because old habits die hard.

Facebook Launches Group-Buying Prototype

Thursday, 27 January 2011 06:56 Published in BLOG
money imageFacebook is currently testing a new feature called “Buy With Friends,” which allows users to get discounts on virtual goods purchased by their friends.

State of the Internet: Summing up 2010

Monday, 24 January 2011 16:25 Published in BLOG

2010 was a BIG year on the internet.   Take a look at how email, social media, websites and blogs changed over the last year

10 Tips to Generate Business Leads with LinkedIn

Friday, 21 January 2011 15:13 Published in BLOG

10 ways to generage business with linkedinLinkedIn, the business professional's platform, is not always the first choice when we think about growing a business. Growing a business in social media we immediately think of Twitter and Facebook as they have the power of engagement. People interact more on Twitter and Facebook as we can send a @tweet or post on a wall whereas with LinkedIn the direct contact is still via email. The immediacy and also the deeper relationships that exist with Twitter and Facebook do not always lead to business opportunities.

HOW TO: Optimize E-mail Marketing for Gmail’s Priority Inbox

Thursday, 20 January 2011 11:19 Published in BLOG

Priority Inbox is revolutionizing how Gmail users receive e-mail — instead of dredging through loads of messages, Priority Inbox users are benefiting from Google’s algorithm, which predicts which e-mails are important based on which ones a user opens and responds to. This new feature is the first big innovation since the spam filter that has ruffled feathers for e-mail marketers.
 

The feature’s algorithm considers information such as who sent the e-mail, how many others it was addressed to (and who they are), which label it falls under and which words and phrases are used, to determine if it is worthy of the “important” marker. If the system makes a mistake, users can correct it, and it improves over time.

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9andsomechange Web Design, L.L.C., is based in Phoenix, Arizona, and represents clients from cities in the Valley and greater Phoenix area, including Scottsdale, Phoenix, Glendale, Cave Creek, Sun City, Tempe, Mesa, Peoria, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, Gilbert, Carefree and Chandler. We also serve Maricopa County, Yuma County, Yavapai County, La Paz County, Gila County and Pinal County.