My Dumbest Marketing Blunder And How You Can Avoid Making It

Written by John Colanzi


My Dumbest Marketing Blunder And How You Can Avoid Making It by John Colanzi http://www.thesimplesystem.net

When I started submitting Ezine articles, I never realized their true power. I was just happy to seerepparttar articles being published.

I expected to get some traffic and hopefully some sales. I would have laughed if you told me those early words would still be floating aroundrepparttar 124827 web over five years later.

Well, smack me onrepparttar 124828 wrist and call me shorty, they are. You would think that's a good thing and it is except... That'srepparttar 124829 operative word, "except." The little critters are still multiplying aroundrepparttar 124830 web like rabbits in heat, but there is a little problem. Actually,repparttar 124831 problem isn't so little.

This darn problem haunts me. At least a couple of times a week it drives me insane. Whenever I run across it I feel likerepparttar 124832 dullest axe inrepparttar 124833 shed.

If I were double jointed, I'd kick myself inrepparttar 124834 "hello there."

So what is this dumb mistake that:

-> Has me pulling my hair out byrepparttar 124835 roots

-> Has me kicking myself over and over

-> Haunts me like that house in Amityville

Outdated resource boxes with links leading to that dreaded 404 error.

I'm afraid to guess how much money and traffic I'm losing. It's a nightmare. Those babies are doing their part, but crazy John has maderepparttar 124836 ultimate dumb mistake.

How did this happen? How could I end up looking likerepparttar 124837 "village idiot?"

Speed Up Or Lose Out! Improving Web Site Download Speed

Written by Michael Cheney, www.magnet4web.com ©


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They Won't Hang Around!

You should always assume that most visitors will be connecting torepparttar 124832 Internet using standard equipment - not super-charged fast connections. The main culprits of slow download times for a homepage are images. Just remember - every part of every web page you view has to travel downrepparttar 124833 phone line and onto your screen -repparttar 124834 largerrepparttar 124835 itemrepparttar 124836 longer this will take to happen. It is for this reason that you will sometimes noticerepparttar 124837 text on a web page loads up on your screen beforerepparttar 124838 images. This is because ofrepparttar 124839 simple reason that images are larger in file size than text and therefore take longer to come downrepparttar 124840 phone line.

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