If you are looking to get a website you will need both a domain and some hosting to go with it. For many people this can be a confusing subject as there is not really much information explaining what it actually is.
There are many things to consider when starting up a Google Ad Campaign. Each factor is essential to the overall process and tweaking each element can make the difference between burning your budget on a few worthless clicks and getting a good amount of useful traffic, which drives your online business forward. Out of all of these factors the one that is often overlooked is the text used in the actual advert itself, which can in fact end up being the most important thing to think about.
Over many years of developing sites we have worked with a huge range of back-end management systems. Every website we develop is unique and the businesses we work with all have individual requirements. One major stumbling block with a pre-made or open source system is that there are often features that are missing, simply not needed or are not quite suitable for the use you had in mind.
As you may know we are currently putting out a series of posts talking about some of the more advanced things you can do using Google Adwords. Some of these can be invaluable to help you understand how to tweak your Pay-per-click campaign to get the edge over the competition. You can read our last post (which was about Google Remarketing) here.
After significant web hype over a couple of unexplained interactive Google Doodles, on Wednesday the 8th of August, Google unveiled…Google instant.
Excitingly, we can now offer Multivendor as part of your e-commerce store. Multivendor eCommerce allows the user to have multiple and external vendors selling from their single web store with a joint storefront and product catalogue. (Hello! Amazon Marketplace!)