By Shaun Anderson

Worrying about being prosecuted under the UK Disability Discrimination Act for the inaccessibility of your company website?

Frightened by web consultants who say your site doesn’t comply - and that the RNIB will prosecute you? Relax - you have more chances of winning the lottery than facing a judge because of your site.

The reality is that, while of course your site should be accessible to visitors with disabilities, the chances of being prosecuted are virtually non-existant, in the UK anyway.

Are you wondering what you can use RSS for right now? Here are some practical examples of RSS at work.

Use Your Own Content
Almost ANY web based content can be transformed into an RSS feed. The only real requirement is that the information changes regularly.

News Headlines
Typically, the main use of RSS is to present headlines and a short introduction to “newsy” stories. Create an RSS feed on your site featuring your company press releases, site updates, etc.

Upcoming Events
RSS is a great way to let people know of events and activities that may be happening soon. It’s easy to turn an “events” page into an RSS feed.

By Titus Hoskins (c) 2006

Organic SEO seems to be the catch phrase of the moment. However, unlike many other linking tactics and strategies, this one actually works.

What is Organic SEO or Organic Search Engine Optimization?

Explained simply, it’s where all your linking structures originate from the content up - in other words, you let all your content created for your sites, blogs and articles do your link building for you.

Actually, the answer is as simple as this article. You’re probably experiencing one of the best examples of Organic SEO right this moment by reading this article. Article marketing is pure Organic SEO. You let your article and your author’s resource box build one-way links from related niche sites back to your site.

By Kim Roach of UnleashTheTraffic.com

According to the 1998 Georgia Tech GVU User Survey, 85 percent of respondents found Web pages from search engines. Since then, other studies have reported 50 to 80 percent of Web site traffïc comes from search engines. Searching is second only to email as the most popular online activity.
Unfortunately, there are many marketers who simply do not put enough effort into preparing their web site for the search engines.

The following guidelines will help you to start seeing results in the search engines. Your first step is simply choosing the right keywords.

Choosing the Right Keywords

By Shaun Anderson

Worrying about being prosecuted under the UK Disability Discrimination Act for the inaccessibility of your company website?

Frightened by web consultants who say your site doesn’t comply - and that the RNIB will prosecute you? Relax - you have more chances of winning the lottery than facing a judge because of your site.

The reality is that, while of course your site should be accessible to visitors with disabilities, the chances of being prosecuted are virtually non-existant, in the UK anyway.

WNW Design is happy to announce the recent launch of Refrigerated Vehicle Rentals Ltd.

Offering rentals of freezer vans and refrigerated transport, RVR now have a website with listings of vehicle available, terms of rental and contact details. The company also offer vehicles for sale, and you can find an up to date list on their vehicle sales page.

On top of these services, Refrigerated Vehicle Rental’s offer a conversion and repair service for your existing chilled van. You can find images and details on the site.

By Michael Rock (c) 2006

In case you didn’t know it, or didn’t care Google has an image search located on the tab just to the right of its web search where you can search the internet for images based upon the text you type into the search box. This article will explain how to optimize your web site to use this to your advantage.

When you do a Google Image search you will get a page of results that show the images according to your search query. Along with the images you will get a description of file size, image size, and file type. Google also shows some text that is near the image on the web page where the image was found and the web site address of the image.

It’s no secret any more that as broadband becomes more prevalent in the home, the demand for video content has spiked. An interesting new service called ClipSyndicate, which launched in Beta in April, offers web publishers a way to edit and add video news clips to websites and email newsletters, and monetize them in two ways.

The leadership at ClipSyndicate’s creator, Critical Mention Inc., already has an impressive pedigree. The founder and CEO is Sean Morgan, who sold text news syndication service Screamingmedia to CBS Marketwatch for over $100 million a short time after it went public in August 2000.

Color can have a profound impact on your prospective buyers. The wrong colors can negatively impact your sales, while the right colors can trigger positive emotions motivating your visitors to buy from you.

Color can affect how we feel and influence what we think. In general, bright bold colors tend to stir us up, while the softer pastel colors calm and relax us. Responses to colors can vary by age, gender and cultural background

Jason Lee Miller | Staff Writer

The race for Internet supremacy is getting more intense by the day.
Internet giants, especially Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft, are
fee-fie-foe-fumming and smelling blood everywhere as they retool
their strategies for complete omnipresence. But they’ve also decided
not to go it alone as they form supergiant alliances.

The day after Yahoo! and eBay laid a swift rabbit punch to Google’s
kidneys by announcing an advertising partnership, news hit the
circuit of Google’s befriending of Dell Computers to slap its other
rival Microsoft. This comes just weeks after Microsoft wooed Amazon
away from Google - the Beast of Redmond still steamed from being
jilted by AOL and maybe soon by MySpace.com.