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By Christopher Phin, from Creative Bloq – http://bit.ly/1FjHaao
In typography, as in grammar, there is no objective ‘right’ way to do things; there are just conventions, and these conventions change over time. And what’s more, while we could argue that the examples we’re about to give are indeed mistakes – that is, things that are wrong – it’s also true that there are often technical or style reasons to make them deliberately; we do on Creative Bloq all the time.…
By Damien Farnworth, from Copyblogger – http://bit.ly/1Dv5IKU
One of the first steps to creating adaptive content is becoming aware of the content you already have. This is why you’re encourage to audit your site regularly.
But before you dive into a full-blown comprehensive content audit, it might be possible to make your job a little easier by first dealing with all of the expired content.…
By Sarah Brooks, from BloggingPro – http://bit.ly/1iZ6wCV
Obviously, social media is an important and effective way to promote your blog and/or business. However, it is important to use these resources to your benefit, rather than your detriment. You spend enough time working on your blog to keep it fresh and full of new and useful posts, so you want your promotional efforts to have an impact, without requiring an unreasonable time commitment.…
By Paula Borowska, from Webdesigner Depot – http://bit.ly/1i3TgMR
User testing doesn’t have to be difficult at all. I’m going to talk about three lean research methods that are neither extensive nor expensive to carry out but will in turn provide you with valuable feedback.…
By Neil Patel – Quicksprout – http://bit.ly/1bQL13C
Around a month ago, I ran a Crazy Egg test, which showed that most people weren’t scrolling and reading the copy on NeilPatel.com.
Because of the data, I decided to run an A/B test on the homepage.…
By Tom Schmits, from Search Engine Land – http://selnd.com/1sxqNUb
If you’ve gone to SEO events, you may have attended one or more sessions where experts conduct live site reviews and make recommendations. For agencies and consultants, quickly assessing any website is a great skill to hone.…
By Jim Butcher, from @ProBlogger – http://bit.ly/1jrElsj
There’s never really such a thing as a perfect blog post, is there? There’s always something else you could have done, something more you could have added. Another, better way you could have phrased a sentence.…
By Neil Patel, from Quick Sprout – http://bit.ly/RWzrMN
The word “audit” is so tied up with other unpleasant life experiences that I totally understand if it doesn’t inspire you.…
