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It has long been understood, accepted, and emphasized by online marketers that good, quality writing is the key to effective Search Engine Optimization (SEO). However, in the ever-changing and fast-evolving world of search engines, there is a constant need to redefine what “quality writing” encompasses. With several search engine updates rolled-out and lined-up in the [...]
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It’s All about Quality Writing: Creating Relevant Articles that Boost SEO Today
February 26th, 2012 
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Four Important Features to Have in Ecommerce with High Conversion Rate
October 21st, 2011 Henry The ultimate goal of any ecommerce site is to make sales. Selling more items to repeat website viewers will increase the site’s conversion rate, and happy customers will most likely relate their good experience to their friends. Extra traffic will mean more chances to raise the conversion rate even more. Four things are particularly vital [...]
Four Tips to Get Attention Grabbing Copywriting for Your Website
October 2nd, 2011 Henry Attention grabbing copywriting will increase traffic to your website and make visitors more likely to recommend it to other people. So much information is available on the internet that it can be difficult for readers to sift through it all and get to what they need. Small and medium sized businesses need to be competitive [...]
Facebook Unveils Their New Check-in Deals
September 14th, 2011 Henry Facebook is pleased to announce their innovative new feature for businesses – check-in deals. This exciting new feature will allow businesses to reach local customers and get the word out about their company! Want to advertise to a specific group of people but find it difficult to reach your target audience through traditional methods? Check-in [...]
Top 5 Browsers in Singapore from Mar 10 to Mar 11
April 16th, 2011 Henry Interesting statistics for Top 5 Browsers in Singapore from Mar 10 to Mar 11. 1. Percentage of users for Internet Explorer clipped from 54% to 44%, after launch of Google Chrome. 2. Percentage of users for Google Chrome consistently picking up and looking to match users for Firefox in another 3 to 5 months time.
