Wanna know one of those secrets to place you website well in Google?

Well, besides the fact that one should ALWAYS follow the rules of W3C (yes, it does matter!) and should be using DIV-layers when creating websites, there is something else.

For many of you this might not be such a "secret" anymore, however one tends to forget this important rule:

Whatever is on the top left and bottom right of a website matters for Google!

Its kinda like the introduction and last impression of your website. And Google spiders seem to love that!

So, check your pages and make sure the rule is being followed!

The principle of "Form follows function" is well known to web designers and designers in general. Us designers usually establish the function of the website and thus go ahead with setting up the basic design.

All known, all well proofed.

Then again, the reverse uproach of  "Function follows form" has never been tackled.
Interesting, isn't it. And challenging, indeed.

With Web 2.0 also came a variety of CSS-Hacks, noticeable are

• Flyout-Menus without use of JavaScript
• Round Corners without using grapics
• Resize fixes for Internet Explorer and Firefox

Since I use these quite a lot I would like to give you a little
gallery of these effects and they can be found HERE

So go ahead and copy paste the source code for free and try out new things!

Anyone being serious about SEO and SEM will have to listen/read/talk about what Google is up to; changes in the "Google Dance" are well known to knock out  the Online Businesses being caught unaware of changes.

So, how about Google giving you Premium information about SEO/SEM strategies for free?!

Anyone interested (and that might be quite a number of people ;)
should check out Googles Conversion University for increasing your ROI on your websites and optimizing your pages!

Rich-media applications like Adobes/Macromedias FLASH certainly can make you website more exiting and interactive.

But what about the big problem that Search Engine Spiders can't "see" your content?

Well, I got a few tipps how to make sure that a FLASH page also gets indexed....

Within Travel 2.0 you will find a new approach to Straight-Through Processing on the Internet- the so called Travel Meta Searches. But what does that exactly mean and how does it work? Straight-Trough Processing, as an method for reducing costs and ...

Even though Web 2.0 brought another wave of Dot.coms and Start-ups: some rules regarding how to do business have not changed.
But what needs to be done? What points are important? How does a Dot.com become sucessfull and not a nose-dive into financial ruin?