Keyword Research Tools – Are They Worth the Expense?

One of the first things you learn as an Internet marketer is that keywords are the foundation of your campaigns. By knowing the search volume of any given keyword you can estimate a demand for any given product or a service. As with anything marketing related – someone is going to try to convince you to buy the newest keyword tool on the market. Most novice marketers of course will want to know which keyword tool is the greatest.

Though if you take your time and learn a bit more about keyword tools – you’ll realize that it’s really the wrong question to ask. Your question should really be: ” Are any of those tools even worth a single dollar?” Of course most of the affiliates who want your commission – will gladly give you gazillions of reasons on why you absolutely can’t live without one. Well, I would like to dispel these beliefs, and save you from potentially making a costly mistake. More

Web Site Redesign – 7 Shocking Facts About Flash Websites

Flash websites are interactive, impressive and people like them. So, what’s the problem?  Well, there are a few issues with Flash that can obstruct business from your website. Fortunately, there’s a way to integrate Flash into your website and avoid most of the disadvantages. More

Professional Website Design – 7 Tips to Increase ECommerce

What exactly makes a professional website layout increase business? The short answer is clean, simple and visible to the world. It boils down to these 7 basic tips that every business website should adhere. More

How to scale and fold using Scriptaculous/Prototype

Syntax:

Scale: new Effect.Scale(‘id_of_element’, percent, [options]);

fold: Effect.Fold(‘enter div ID here’);

Source Code:

<img id="scale_me" src="http://svigil.com/images/blogimages/Desert-Jewel.jpg" alt="(c) rvigil - www.rvigil.com" width="250" height="161" />

<a onclick="Effect.Fold('scale_me'); return false;" href="#">Click me to fold image!</a>
<a onclick="Effect.Grow('scale_me'); return false;" href="#">Reset</a>

<a onclick="new Effect.Scale('scale_me', 200); return false;" href="#">Click me to scale image!</a>
<a onclick="$('scale_me').morph('height:161px; width:250px;'); return false;" href="#">Reset</a>

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How to Morph Using Scriptaculous/Prototype

Syntax:

$(‘enter div ID here’).morph(‘enter morph properties here’);

Source Code:

<div id="morph_me" style="background: #03F8FB; width: 60px; height:278px;"></div>
<ul>
<li>
<a href="#" onclick="$('morph_me').morph('background: #FF0058; height:60px;'); return false;">Click me for a demo!</a></li>
<li> <a href="#" onclick="$('morph_me').morph('background: #03F8FB; height:278px;'); return false;">Reset the demo!</a></li>
</ul>

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