NAVIGATION BAR AND BULLETED LISTS

Written by Amrit Hallan


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You can have as many links asrepparttar number of pages you want to be seen

You don't need to userepparttar 134578 Server Side Includes if your Web site consists of merely 6-7 pages because then you can just keep on copying and pastingrepparttar 134579 navigation bar code at:

< d> in this way:

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For a live example, check out http://www.hearthealthanalyzer.com, where I have used such a navigation system using tables andrepparttar 134580 SSIs.

Bulleted Lists: If you have gone to http://www.hearthealthanalyzer.com, you must have noticed there, a list of benefits ofrepparttar 134581 heart health analyzer. There is a special tag used to achieve such a mesmeric feat. In fact, there are two tags, namely,

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    is for a bulleted list, and
      is for a numbered list.

      You do this inrepparttar 134582 following manner:

      We providerepparttar 134583 following services:

      • Woodwork
      • Oil Painting
      • Furnishing
      • Fitting

      2. is for individual bulleted components.

      The type attribute of

        tag decides what sort of bullet is going to be visible. Generally, there is this disk, a circle, and a square. You can definerepparttar 134584
          tag in your Cascading Style Sheet so that whenever you displayrepparttar 134585 bulleted list, it appears inrepparttar 134586 same manner.



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Learn From Their Multi-Million Dollar Mistakes!

Written by A. T. Rendon


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Our web site is TINY by comparison to x10, yet we have managed to increase our overall revenues by over 1000% directly because of affiliate commissions.

Better to sell something for a commission that to lose your visitor forevermore.

What else could they have done with such a huge amount of traffic?

They could have offered visitors a referral affiliate program so that they could refer friends and family and perhaps earn a little something for their trouble.

X10 got off to a slow start here also.

They now have a program in place but all they offer you to earn is a credit to be used on those products that no one seems to want to buy anyway!

How about some entertainment?

They completely lost sight ofrepparttar "sticky" value.

Here you have a company that offers these great looking little cameras that will fit intorepparttar 134577 palm of your hand yet all they do is DESCRIBE it!

They could have easily become a major "ENTERTAINMENT" center for those millions upon millions of visitors.

All they had to do was to hook up those cameras to "SHOW" people how they worked!

Visitors would have had a reason to stay longer than just 20 seconds and they would have had a great reason to come back for more.

The "Viral" effects of word-of-mouth, (or is that word-of-mouse?), would have kept those millions of visitors coming to their web site daily yet also it would have also allowed them to scale back on their advertising campaign expenditures.

And seeing practical example of how a product works helpsrepparttar 134578 product to sell itself.

A little creativity at x10 would have gone a long way.

It just goes to show you that even if you have millions of dollars to spend for exposure and you get millions of visitors to your web site, it won't do you any good if you don't know what to do with them.

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