Google+ vs. Facebook vs. Twitter
- August 18, 2011
We here at Miami Web Design Pro always love an information boost, and our friends at Marketingprofs just fed our vice with their comparison of the three social networking power houses. While the three are alike in several ways, for one they let us stalk those around us, they are very different. Below we will compare the three outlets.
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Laying the Groundwork for SEO
- August 18, 2011
You can never imagine SEO actually hurting your website, but it in fact can. If you begin your SEO campaign before your website is ready it can be pointless, as well as harmful to your brand name and company. If no one wants to visit your site then why would you want traffic to be driven to it?
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Google+ and what it Means for Marketing
- August 2, 2011
We all know Google+ may very well become the new Facebook, once it’s limited beta version extends to the entire populace. With Google controlling practically everything we use the Internet for, Gmail, Google.com, Google Docs, etc., it’s hard to not believe it when people say it’s going to sign Facebook’s will. So how exactly can businesses get into this scene, and market through Google+? Let Miami Web Design Pro show you!
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Tips on Creating Credible Online Content
- July 26, 2011
Customers are always asking us, here at Miami Web Design Pro, why is content important? They are always wondering why they can’t just have an epic website, with lots of pictures? And we always respond with the same answer, because content builds credibility. Without proper content the chances of converting a viewer into a buyer are slim to none. People need reassurance that they are purchasing from someone who knows that they are doing.
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Four Personalization Mistakes to Avoid
- July 26, 2011
The new rage on the Internet has been the personalization of web pages, everything from recommended reads on NYTimes.com to song recommendations on Pandora. Personalization has taken over the Internet, and gone from a privilege to an expectation. While it may not be hard to create the personalization experience, you can hinder the process by making the following four mistakes:
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Planning a Perfect Website
- June 28, 2011
Miami Web Design Pro knows that as a designer it’s easy to get lost in your own head. You have so many things going on in that cluttered space that you won’t even know where to begin. Although it is bold to open up Adobe Photoshop and get started, we advise you to conduct some planning first.
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Design Blogging Terms that would be Better Left Unsaid
- June 28, 2011
Miami Web Design Pro isn’t about picking on anyone, especially the people we know, because they use these terms; but seriously, there are some words that we can probably live without.
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Two Golden Rules for B2B SEO
- June 28, 2011
Business to Business marketing strategies are different than those of business to consumers, in every single aspect, even in search engine optimization. We here at Miami Web Deign Pro have been doing our research, and we found two rules that every B2B SEO campaign should follow.
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Six Little Tricks that Your Site Needs
- June 23, 2011
The Internet has every kind of website imaginable, each one different and unique in its own way; but no matter how far alike two websites may be they all need to have a couple of staples. Miami Web Design Pro is about to run down the list of things that every website should have.
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The Design Atmosphere
- June 23, 2011
Miami Web Design Pro just realized something – Mom always had a point when it came to lecturing us about our messy rooms. Not only does a messy, cluttered room warrant our mothers’ disapproval, it also serves as an example of web design principles taking place in real life. Just like a cluttered room is unappealing, so is a cluttered website.
Cluttered websites breed things that are irrelevant, out of place, and unnecessary. They appear unattractive because there is too much going on, and it seems as if everything is competing against one another for the attention of the consumer. All of these qualities only make it so that the potential costumer flees immediately, and never comes back.
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