New web marketing posts coming soon
Posted by Carlos in Email Marketing, Internet Marketing Agency, Logos on January 29th, 2010
We will be right back with new contents, tips and news from the Internet Marketing business.
Keep in touch.
Internet Marketing: 10 Ol’ School Things to Keep on Doing!
Posted by Carlos in Internet Marketing Agency on November 5th, 2009
Internet Marketing is similar to traditional marketing, but you don’t have a face right in front of you.
I’ve read plenty of books about closing deals, using body language to read your prospect. These can be useful on many aspects of life but…
… right now, you’re facing an opinion without a face. (and, no… 
<– smileys do not count…)
What to do, when all the knowledge you acquired while learning about the trade is, to say the least, obsolete?
The Power Behind Successful Web Design: Positive Thinking
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on October 22nd, 2009
“There are no extra pieces in the universe. Everyone is here because he or she has a place to fill, and every piece must fit itself into the big jigsaw puzzle.”
(Deepak Chopra)
The Power Behind Successful Web Design, you ask? Positive Thinking!
We know you can achieve more! We know you’re dreaming of higher incomes, a future for your family and new ways to fulfill your dreams while living the life.
We know you prefer the best above the rest and that you won’t stop until you beat the clock! Better, Faster, Harder and straight in the face of your competitors!
It’s as simple as dreaming. Think high and you’ll reach higher! Have your mind set on your goals and you’ll get there. Improving your attitude means to improve your business, your family and the world around you!
Positive thinking is the key to a better life! We can make you attain your goals by visualizing them!
Want to know how? Keep on reading! A better future awaits there!
What Would Jules Verne Think of Web Design?
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on October 20th, 2009
“Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”
Web design still amazes me. Apparently, I’m alone here.
I grew up with loads and loads of sci-fi. I wasn’t really crazy about flying cars (though they still owe us that…) and space travel as much as I was with virtual realities.
The idea of reinventing the world we live in has always obsessed me. I have always considered that we have LOTS of limitations and our choices narrow our capabilities. We get what we can, not what we really want. The Internet made me dream of a universe much sweeter than the one I lived in.
Instead, we integrated, regulated and adapted the Internet to our mundane needs. And I still want a flying car, though I don’t really need it or want it. They owe me that.
Web Site Design - … Waiting For The Flood?
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on October 16th, 2009
Web Design is going to change. You’ve heard the rumors. I’ve heard them and I’m feeling suspended between fear and hope. Is it our nature to fear change? The unknown is always a corridor with a million doors that lead to new corridors and doors.
I didn’t really feel the change between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 because, truth to be told, I wasn’t that crazed about technology. The Y2K left me waiting for the Collapse of Western Civilization. Fortunately, nothing happened. Yet we wait for change apprehensively. I mean, really… do we want to see a Taxi Driver sequel (or a “prequel”, if you’re more hip than the rest of us)?
I’ve watched way too many horror flicks and Scorsese movies lately and I’m a bit edgy. The lack of sleep turns me into a harbinger of doom. However, could it be that Web 3.0…
… is the end of the Internet as we know it? Read the rest of this entry »
Web Design - For the Love of God, SKIP INTRO! SKIP IT!
Posted by Carlos in Professional Web Design Agency on October 9th, 2009
It’s October, my favorite month and I’m trying to infuse all of my web design writings with its vibe. The weather’s just great (Autumn cooling the streets off, shades of red everywhere), there’s lots of caramel-coated apples and, of course, there are horror movies.
I was really looking forward to see a certain flick (it looked just so cheesy… and I’m a fool for zombie movies) and it surprised me how much can be accomplished during the trailers. I went to the bathroom, washed my hands (remember: safety first), bought me an immorally huge bucket of popcorn and a humongous soda (light soda, because I’m hypocritical like that…), stumbled into a couple of friends who came to see the flick, had a small argument about who was the best zombie director (Romero or Fulci) and, after walking through endless corridors and steps, I got back to my sit and enjoyed the movie.
Attention span runs thin every day. People don’t have the time nor the patience for long preludes. Read the rest of this entry »
Music as Part of the Web Site Design: Is It Worth it?
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on October 6th, 2009
“Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent”
(Victor Hugo)
Web Site Designs deal with limited sensory input. I think I might be one of the first to say that there is an element of touch that affects navigation. It’s not exactly tactile, but it affects our motion senses. The ease to reach buttons on a site, the reaction and the delay after a mouse movement is performed gives a tactile quality to websites. Think about it: when was the last time you saw your hand as it moved the mouse? Other than that, we’re far, far away from using other senses to navigate through the web other than sight and sound.
Sometimes I’m glad it’s like that. Can you imagine a scratch n’ sniff screen? Given the content of some sites, I predict crass results.
Web Site Designs Can Sell, but… Can You Make them Talk?
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on September 25th, 2009
A decent Web Site Design is great. What about the contents? Do they matter?
I write and research every single day, looking out for topics that attract the attention of people. Some, including myself, still see the Internet with kind of a “suspension of disbelief” gaze: Sometimes some of us, who knew 5 1/4-floppy disks and actually started their video-games addiction with the archaic charm of an Atari 2600 console.
So, watching how fast the Internet grew up into this fascinating kaleidoscope of stimuli is a bit too much to fathom in one day. Who knows what’s going to be waiting for us tomorrow?
Literally. Tomorrow. Read the rest of this entry »
Why do People Keep Making the Same Web Design Mistakes?
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on September 22nd, 2009
Web designs are the new business cards. You want to brag about your company? You better be ready to add an URL address to your personal data. Is there a company that doesn’t like to have smooth business cards to share and spread the word?
Lousy business cards, with Internet-stolen clip art, lame fonts and clashing color schemes. That’s almost as bad as attending a business meeting with egg and coffee stains all over your tie. Can you even begin to imagine how embarrassing might be to have a lousy website now? Read the rest of this entry »
Adult Entertainment Web Design: Sex sells?
Posted by Carlos in affordable web site design on September 17th, 2009
The main problem with Adult Entertainment web site designs is that, sadly, they are the reflection of a voracious industry. Jenna Jameson, erotic actress and entrepreneur, once said: “I always look at both sides and totally understand their fears of the unknown, … Whenever there is any type of adult stigma surrounding the fear, the worst is always assumed.”. The worse, however, is a monster made out of several parts and some of them, albeit non-threatening, can bring businesses to a halt.
It is not a secret to anyone that pornographic web sites are managed in a similar way its contents are produced: quick and messy. There is no time for details and top-notch production. Well… it’s not that the habitual customers of these products expect these traits. They hope for immediate satisfaction. So, why do erotic entertainment sites aim for some of the most voracious and gritty marketing strategies such as malware-ridden banners, hidden text and all the tools of black-hat SEO trades?
Because times are tough and there are way too many companies jumping on that bandwagon. Read the rest of this entry »
