In case you didn't know, this series rank as the number one returned result for a website design company on Google T&T for both keywords 'e-commerce in trinidad and tobago' and 'e commerce trinidad'. I've put a lot of thought and effort into each article which hopefully provided you with ... Read More
Category: Article Series
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May2013
30
Jan2013
I'm sure you were expecting this part to jump right into the nuts and bolts of Search Engine Optimization for Trinidad & Tobago: keywords, meta tags, heading hierarchy, link building and what have you— but I'm not. I'm going to deliberately put the bullcart before the bull. Let's paint this ... Read More
26
Jan2013
I always maintain that a website is not about inner beauty, that you only have one chance at a first impression. A visitor pretty much sizes you up when they land on your homepage as an indication of what to expect (or not expect) when they venture in.
I discussed this ... Read More
21
Jan2013
I Google, therefore I am. I've always said that the number one most visited website in Trinidad & Tobago is Facebook. The second most visited is Google T&T. Let me show you the top five right now:
Haven't I been telling you that? We socialize, we search and we shop. You ... Read More
18
Oct2012
Continuing with your website’s development being akin to a living thing with stages (and we’ll see how far we can go with that!) I finished at the ‘CONCEPTION’ stage in Part 2 where it actually got graphic, without offending anyone by the way, and the website wireframe was conceived.
Technically, gestation ... Read More
09
Oct2012
CONCEPTION comprises two phases: (1) Understanding and appreciating the ‘concept’ of a website which is a big deal, and (2) Conceptualizing the website to create a framework for its content.
THE CONCEPT OF A WEBSITE
It’s my opinion that many Trini business owners fail to appreciate the sheer magnitude of this ‘thing’ ... Read More
02
Oct2012
I know Trini’s are notoriously lackadaisical but we seem to plan a beach lime very well don’t we? When it comes to our business though, we’re often flying by the seat of our pants. The culture of Trini business, at least in the case of small and medium businesses, is ... Read More