Posted by David Polykoff | Aug 29th, 2011

3 Psychological Tips to Boost Your Business Web Site (Part 3 of 3)

The Psychology of Graphics In the previous two articles, we discussed both The Psychology of Color and The Psychology of Copy. In this third and final article in this three part series, I will be discussing one of possibly the most influential psychological aspects to a web site.  That if done effectively, will create an outstanding increase in your web site conversion rate. Let’s get into it, shall we? The...

Posted by David Polykoff | Aug 22nd, 2011

3 Psychological Tips to Boost Your Business Web Site (Part 2 of 3)

The Psychology of Copy Welcome to part two of this three part series on the three most commonly unknown psychological tricks to increasing your conversion and interaction rates on your business web site. In my last post, we discussed the Psychology of Color.  Where you were taught what colors were effective and what ages these people prefer them.  If you haven’t read it, check it out! This next psychological...

Posted by David Polykoff | Aug 15th, 2011

3 Psychological Tips to Boost Your Business Web Site (Part 1 of 3)

The Psychology of Color In this three part series, you will be taught the three most commonly unknown psychological tricks to increasing your conversion and interaction rates on your business web site. Web developers have found over the years that designing a website has become more of a science than anything else.  Using key features that are guaranteed to create higher user interaction. And eventually, a sale. We...

Posted by Brian Farrell | Jun 27th, 2011

WordPress plugins we use and why

WordPress provides many different options when it comes to plugins. It sometimes seems that you could probably find a plugin for just about anything. Utilizing WordPress plugins can drastically help to increase your blogs’ functionality, appearance, or purpose. Here are some of the plugins we use on this website: All in One SEO is a great plugin that will help people to find your blog. This plugin will...

Posted by Brian Farrell | Mar 16th, 2011

Five common reasons why visitors bounce from your website

Leaving, and probably not coming back.Drawing visitors to your website is one thing; getting them to stick around and read your content is a whole other matter. If you find that visitors are leaving your website as quickly as they can, it could be due to one (or more) of the following five common reasons: 1. Your site takes too long to load. This could be due to large graphics files, too many page elements, or an...