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This document provides a tutorial on creating hyperlinks, linking pages and websites, using images in hyperlinks, and styling web pages using CSS. It discusses how to create hyperlinks to other pages on a site using <a> tags and the href attribute. It also covers linking to other websites and opening those links in a new browser window using the target attribute. The document demonstrates how to insert images into hyperlinks and includes examples of using CSS for styling like setting font properties, colors, and using id and class selectors.
This document provides 125 websites that can be used to build anchor text backlinks. It explains how to set up profiles on each site and place up to two keyword-targeted backlinks on the profile using HTML or BBC code. The websites are grouped by page rank, starting with those having page rank 7 and going up to page rank 10. An unadvertised bonus section provides 15 additional page rank 7 backlink sites. Instructions are given to only use a maximum of two backlinks per profile to avoid spam detection.
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This portfolio website has a consistent scrapbook style with black and white colors and doodles. The navigation bar is simple with "work" and "about" links, making it easy to navigate. When images are clicked, they expand to show examples of the creator's work without needing additional pages.
This other portfolio site uses flash content for navigation between categories like "3D Works" and "Web Works." Like most portfolios, it keeps the navigation simple and limits text for quick browsing of artwork.
A third portfolio displayed work through colored boxes with shadows, maintaining consistent text styles across pages. Navigation was through images linking to examples, avoiding heavy text.
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1) A real estate website is the most powerful marketing tool as it is the first point of contact for most prospective customers searching online.
2) The website should instill trust, build brand awareness, and nurture clients through the sales process. A well-designed site can greatly benefit a real estate business.
3) Key elements of an effective real estate website include search engine optimization (SEO), buyer and seller resources, MLS search integration, content to engage customers, and lead capture capabilities. The design also needs to position the brand positively.
Building a website involves planning, creation, and promotion. The document discusses:
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3. Basic HTML tags and skills for formatting text, links, and images.
This document discusses ways to increase usage of My Sites in SharePoint. It provides recommendations such as making My Sites easier to access from the homepage, integrating training, adding custom properties, and linking operationally critical pages to personal sites. It also covers My Site navigation options and configuration settings for personal sites, profiles, tags and notes, newsfeeds, and Outlook integration.
This document provides an online marketing strategy and plan focused on search engine optimization (SEO). It outlines 11 key SEO strategies, including writing keyword-rich page titles and meta descriptions, including keywords in headers, links, and images, developing focused keyword pages, and fine-tuning on-page elements for search engines. The goal is to rank high in organic search results by providing clues to search engines about the topic of each page through on-page elements.
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The document provides tips for getting a website listed on search engines and directories. It discusses submitting the main homepage and key internal pages to search engines to help them find and index the site faster. For large sites, it recommends splitting the site across logical subdomains rather than subdirectories. It also stresses the importance of submitting websites to human-edited directories and provides details on submitting to major ones like Yahoo and the Open Directory.
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This document provides tips for improving website usability and conversions. Some key tips include: focusing on personalized features for users based on location; ensuring registration provides clear value; using transparent pricing with no hidden costs; ensuring pages don't refresh automatically; providing a clear call to action; and optimizing the homepage, navigation, forms, and content for usability and readability. Testing with real users and prioritizing improvements based on importance are also recommended.
The document summarizes and rates three different marketing company websites. For the first site, WEBFX, the reviewer gave it a 9/10 and praised its visual contrast and organization of content without feeling overwhelming. The second site, Disruptive Advertising, received a 7/10. While it effectively used repetition and alignment, the reviewer had issues focusing on one area and felt the company name had negative connotations. The third site, 3 Media Web, was given a 6/10 as its color scheme and feel jumped around, though it organized elements well and had a strong headline.
This document provides an overview of link building strategies for ecommerce websites. It discusses evaluating potential link partner sites, different types of links, and techniques for finding and qualifying sites to approach for links, including using Google search operators to find existing resource pages that could link out. The overall goal is to focus on obtaining natural, editorial links from high-quality sites to help improve search engine rankings.
Walkthrough of the current (late April 2010) state of the Facebook Platform, given as a talk as part of the Facebook Developer Garage London workshop day at the Difference Engine in Middlesborough
The document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) techniques, including both on-page and off-page optimization. It discusses types of SEO like white hat, black hat, and gray hat SEO practices. On-page optimization techniques include optimizing meta tags, canonicalization, robots.txt files, sitemaps, analytics, and improving page structure and content. Off-page optimization involves link building and social media engagement. The document also lists common SEO tools and outlines the overall SEO process.
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The internet is littered with hundreds of social media platforms. For people who don't work in the business/tech space (aka creatives, researchers) it can be very confusing, overwhelming and just plain scary to jump in with both feet. Each platform has it's own technical requirements, community rules of engagement, social and cultural guidelines and ways in which users can benefit from engagement with others.
But how do you start?
I help creative entrepreneurs start and grow profitable online enterprises through social media. Free Profitable Social Media Roadmap >> http://bit.ly/2toQm0u
The document discusses various marketing strategies for email and web marketing. It addresses common problems with email like junk mail and outlines steps for effective email marketing. It also covers using various tools for web marketing like blogs, YouTube, Flickr, and SlideShare. Specific tips are provided for creating content, building an audience, and tracking results.
This document provides an SEO checklist to help efficiently organize and achieve top search engine rankings. It outlines various on-page and off-page optimization tasks across areas like keywords, website accessibility, URLs/links, code performance, landing pages, competitors, on-page content factors, off-page factors, social media, and tracking progress. Completing each step allows users to check progress. The checklist is designed for a WebMeUp SEO software tool but provides general SEO advice as well.
The document outlines the content and functionality of an app called "Imagine" for creative writing. It includes sections on the product details, website functionality, a photo shop vs hand drawn comparison, a production plan, revenue sources, legal and ethical issues, and a conclusion. The production plan outlines tasks for the graphic designer, editor, and researchers from January 8-25th with a launch date of January 26th. Revenue will come from advertising, using CPM and CPI metrics. Legal/ethical considerations include terms and conditions, privacy policies, trademarks, copyright, and user security.
Technology Plan for new 4SiteStudios.comRiché Zamor
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The first integrated online management solution for political and nonprofit organizations. Red Stampede allows you to easily manage your website, constituents, communications, fundraising, database, and analytics from a single secure cloud based platform.
This document discusses the three main steps to setting up a web site: 1) purchasing a domain name from a domain name provider and setting up domain forwarding, 2) choosing a web hosting provider, and 3) uploading files to the server using FTP. It provides details on selecting a domain name, setting up forwarding for the main domain and subdomains, choosing a hosting provider based on cost, capacity, speed, downtime, and support, and using FTP to transfer files to the server for testing and debugging.
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The document discusses the importance of a real estate website and provides tips for designing an effective one. It covers:
1) A real estate website is the most powerful marketing tool as it is the first point of contact for most prospective customers searching online.
2) The website should instill trust, build brand awareness, and nurture clients through the sales process. A well-designed site can greatly benefit a real estate business.
3) Key elements of an effective real estate website include search engine optimization (SEO), buyer and seller resources, MLS search integration, content to engage customers, and lead capture capabilities. The design also needs to position the brand positively.
Building a website involves planning, creation, and promotion. The document discusses:
1. Planning a website by determining goals, content, domain name, and design.
2. Creating a website by finalizing the domain name, finding a web host, learning HTML, and uploading the site.
3. Basic HTML tags and skills for formatting text, links, and images.
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2) Key steps include registering a domain name with a web host like Bluehost, using the cPanel to assign the domain and install WordPress, customizing site settings and profiles, and building out the site structure and content through pages, posts, menus, and a theme.
3) Maintaining the site may require ongoing tasks like adding new posts and content, using plugins, and getting support through WordPress resources.
This document provides instructions for setting up a Facebook fan gate to build an email list and promote offers. It describes how to create a Facebook fan page, customize it with images and descriptions, and set up an iFrame application with a "before and after" design. Visitors see an intro before liking the page and an offer after, such as a video or discount code. The goal is to get more page likes and capture email subscribers. Tips include adding a like box and interactive apps to engage fans.
This document provides instructions for finding contact information of car dealership general managers in Milwaukee and Chicago within one hour. It details steps to search online for dealership websites, locate their "Our Team" or "Meet Our Staff" pages, and copy the general manager's name, email, dealership name and city into a provided spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is then emailed to the requestor by the specified deadline.
This document provides a guide for setting up an agent website through Connect Technology's IDX and WordPress platforms. The guide outlines the following steps:
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2) Log into the IDX platform and enter contact and listing information.
3) Upload a photo and write an agent bio.
4) Log into WordPress to customize the main page and "About" page with content like photos and additional biographical text.
5) Edit profile details and pages to complete the agent website setup. Customer support is available for any issues.
the revolutionary new way to connect and exchange ideas and opportunities with millions of people worldwide irrespective of the place of origin. free for anyone with an interest. blogging began as a way to share ideas is fast becoming a hot new money making industry as people realize just how fascinating and easy it is to monetize their blogs to make money right from their own home. Yes, blogging is a fantastic way to create a steady monthly residual income just by starting a blog and sharing your passion with the rest of the world. how to achieve this?
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How to personalize your re max website
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RE/MAX Alliance Group, Sarasota, FL
Tips on how to personalize your RE/MAX Website
I personalized my RE/MAX site with the help of my assistant and wife, Ann. We want to share
some easy tips to personalize your RE/MAX website.
There are several steps to doing this, but first we will start with the basics.
To find your website in remax.net, go to Leadstreet. In the top menu bar, you’ll see “Site
Builder”. Click there. Then, when you get to Site Builder, you’ll see under the top menu bar two
other ones below it. In the middle menu bar (the one right under the bar where you clicked on
Site Builder), you’ll see “View Website”. This is where you’ll click and view your RE/MAX
Website.
Now that you’ve found your RE/MAX site, it’s time to personalize. Whenever you’re going to
personalize, you have to go to Site Builder before you can start to do anything.
1. Pick a template to be the basic format of your site.
To pick your own template, go into Site Builder, then find the “Design” tab in the middle menu
bar. Once you click on Design, the lowest menu bar will have a few other options. You want to
click on the one that says “Templates”.
Here, you can pick out what template you want for your website. You can preview it by clicking
on the “View Website Live” button on the right, so you know what your website will look like
when it is applied to your site. When you’re satisfied, click the “Publish” button, which is under
the View Website Live button.
2. Pick a Background image to be seen behind your site.
To change it to an image you want, go to the Site Builder and go to Design, just like when you
were picking a template. Instead of clicking on the Templates tab, you want to click on the
Elements tab in the lowest menu bar. From here, you can change your background image.
You can preview and publish your image using the same tools you used to pick a template for
your website.
3. Add your Social Media information to your site.
Just like the previous steps, go to Site Builder and then go to Design. Just like when you’re
changing your background image, go to the Elements tab. On the right, you’ll see a row of
different buttons. The last -one will say “Info Display”, which you’ll click on. Just follow the
directions and your social icons will show up next to your photo on the top right of your site.
4. Do you want to keep the RE/MAX stock content or create your own information for visitors?
Look at your website, see what is on it, and think about if there is anything you might want to
change.
2. If there are things you want to change, stay tuned for your next post, which is on Content and
Domain Names. I changed the domain name of my website from
http://www.lbrzostek.remaxagent.com/ to http://www.sarasotarealestateconnection.com
Tips on personalizing your RE/MAX website, Domain Nameand Email
Along with your RE/MAX website, you have a free RE/MAX domain name. I have
http://www.lbrzostek.remaxagent.com/. I additionally have a personal domain name for my
RE/MAX website: http://www.sarasotarealestateconnection.com
Creating your own personal domain name is easy, and as inexpensive as buying a domain name
from a registrar.
I had a domain name at Godaddy that I could use on my RE/MAX site. I then wanted to add that
domain name to my RE/MAX site.
Finding you RE/MAX domain name
Starting in remax.net, go to Leadstreet. In the top menu bar, you’ll see “Site Builder”. Click
there. When you get to Site Builder, you’ll see under the top menu bar two other ones below it.
In the middle menu bar (the one right under the bar where you clicked on Site Builder), you’ll
see “Design”. Click there.
You’re in the “Design” tab, and just underneath there is another menu bar. There, you’ll find a
tab that says “Domain”. Go there, and you’ll see your RE/MAX domain name. From here, you
can add your personal domain name to your RE/MAX site.
The top option on the screen should be “Domain Names”. Under that header is “Domain”, and
below it will be a list of domain names. You want to go to the box below it with the header “Add
Domain”. You may need to scroll down a little. Under a small sub-header that says “1. Submit
Website for Hosting”, there will be a box where you can input your unique and personal domain
name. Press the “Submit” button underneath to apply it to your website.
Within “Add Domain”, there’s another sub-header below the first one that says “2. Name
Servers—For Updating your Domain Registration”. In this section, you’ll see your RE/MAX
Name Servers . This is the information that you give to your domain registrar (like Godaddy) so
that your domain name will direct to your RE/MAX site.
Email
The domain name that I connected to my RE/MAX site does not have a corresponding email
address. This means that I don’t have an email that says larry@sarasotarealestateconnection.com.
But if your domain name and email are connected—meaning that you’re john@johndoe.com –
you must change your email in the RE/MAX website.
Under “Add Domain”, there’s a third sub-header that says “Step 3 Email Changes If
Applicable”, which is where you’ll go to make the appropriate changes to your email. If you
3. need more clarification, you can click the small question mark with “read more about email” in
the section. You want to really know what you are doing, as doing this incorrectly will cause
your email to be disabled. If you are nervous about doing this yourself or have any questions go
to http://ecare.remax.net for additional support.
Once you update your domain name (and email) through your domain registrar, follow the steps
to go back to “Domain” under Design in the Site Builder in Leadstreet. Below the section
“Domain Names” you will see “Set Your Primary Domain Name”. This is a dropdown menu.
When you see your personal domain, select it from dropdown menu and click “submit”.
You now have your own personalized RE/MAX site. Each page will have its own direct link. If
you look at my RE/MAX site, http://SarasotaRealEstateConnection.com/, you will notice that as
you click on individual links, each one has its own direct link. This is important when you build
content.
Building this content will be the subject of my next post, so stay tuned. If you have any more
questions regarding the technical aspects of domain name, go to http://ecare.remax.net for
support.
Tips on personalizing your RE/MAX site - "Property Search" Tab Content
So far, I’ve covered personalizing your RE/MAX site by adding your personal domain name and
by changing your background image and site template.
RE/MAX supplies your site with stock content, which is what we’re going to look at today. You
can choose to personalize the content on the website.
Starting in remax.net, go to Leadstreet. In the top menu bar, you’ll see “Site Builder”. Click
there. When you get to Site Builder, you’ll see under the top menu bar two other ones below it.
In the middle menu bar (the one right under the bar where you clicked on Site Builder), you’ll
see it opens to “Content” and below that is “Pages”.
There are several sections in “Pages”. The first section you see is “5. Top Navigation Button —
Property Search”. Beware, however, that it is numbered 0 through 5, so there will be six options.
Under the Navigation Title:
0. Property Search is your customer property search, the “Link Settings” are automatically on
“Show” which will allow customers to search for property on you site.
1. Featured Properties as you look across this column you will see that the “Link Settings” are
also automatically on “Show” but as you move across to “Content Type” you can click “Module
Settings”. This takes directly to “Featured” where under “Main Page Featured Properties
Settings” you may choose which property display you would like on your site. These options
include either just “My Listings”, “My Office Listings”, “Multiple Office’s Listings” or Listings
where you specify MLS Agent ID or Listing # along with more choices as you scroll down the
4. page including picking the criteria for Minimum and Maximum prices to be filtered and
displayed when choosing “Office Listings”.
2. My Property Finder allows your customer to register and sign into their own account where
they can search, save their searches, create favorite folders and more (this is on our RE/MAX
Florida site)
3. On my RE/MAX Florida site there is not #3, therefore I can add a page, call it 3 and it will be
situated just under #2 My Property Finder on my site navigation bar drop down menu.
4. Open Houses throughout your MLS area and while this is a convenience for customers I prefer
send that information personally to my customers. (I chose to ‘hide’ this button)
5. Virtual Tours, again this shows all virtual tours in our MLS system, which covers many
counties throughout Florida. (Again, I chose to “hide” this button and send the information
personally to my customers).
99. Now we come to the 99’s, this is where you can add your own pages and content for your
navigation bar. As new pages were made we started at 10 and just kept going. Remember the
numbers dictate the order on the navigation drop down. Also, instead of having many, many
pages showing, you can create a page or pages that link to your hidden pages. If you look at my
site http://SarasotaRealEstateConnection.com you will notice that under the “Property Search’
navigation tab the main areas of interest are pages that have link to other pages with more
information.
This is a lot of information and we are just on the ‘Property Search’ Tab. Next I will discuss the
“Get Advise” and “About Me” tabs. Take a look at what your RE/MAX site offers as stock
information, decide which pages you want to personalize, draft your pages and we will do this
next time.
Tips on how to personalize your RE/MAX website: “About Me”
We’ve gone over the basics of your RE/MAX Website, now it is time to “get personal”.
RE/MAX supplies your site with stock content, which we covered a little in the previous part and
what we’re really focusing on here. You can choose to personalize the content on your website
instead of just using what RE/MAX already provided, which makes your website more about
you.
Starting in remax.net, go to Leadstreet. In the top menu bar, you’ll see “Site Builder”. Click
there. When you get to Site Builder, you’ll see under the top menu bar two other ones below it.
In the middle menu bar (the one right under the bar where you clicked on Site Builder), you’ll
see “Content” is already selected and open. In the lowest menu bar, you’ll see “Pages”, which is
also already open.
5. You’ll see a box with the header“5. Main Navigation Button” and under that a series of
numbered options (which, for this lesson, you don’t have to pay attention to). Scroll down to find
another box with the header “#20 Top Navigation – About Me”.
The "About Me" Tab drops down to "My Professional Profile" on your website. Do you want to
leave the stock information that every agent has or do you want to make it more personal? If you
want something more personal, on the page in site builder mentioned above, look at the bottom
of the box for a blue underlined text that says “Add Page”. It is important to be ready with your
content before you add your personal page.
When you click on “Add Page”, a window will pop up for you to put the “Title” of your new
page. Enter your title and then click “Add Page”. On the next screen that confirms your page has
been added, click on “Edit Content”. Your site will be redirected to a page where you can enter
your custom content. Write your personal information and, when you’re done, scroll to the
bottom and click the “Submit” button.
This is your personal page under “About Me”. You can add more pages under this tab by just
using “Add Page” in the #20 Top Navigation – About Me section. This can give visitors of your
site a better picture of who you are rather than just being any RE/MAX agent.
Tips on how to personalize your RE/MAX website: “Get Advice”
To show your knowledge to your prospective buyers and give them more options in choosing a
property, you can add to the “Get Advice” tab, which is a drop-down menu that can link to pages
about topics like “Choosing a Realtor” or “Buying a Home” or “Title Insurance”.
Just like with your “About Me”, RE/MAX supplies your site with stock content. You can choose
to personalize this content and make your website more personable and make site visitors more
familiar with you, rather than just Stock RE/MAX Agent.
Starting in remax.net, go to Leadstreet. In the top menu bar, you’ll see “Site Builder”. Click
there. When you get to Site Builder, you’ll see under the top menu bar two other ones below it.
In the middle menu bar (the one right under the bar where you clicked on Site Builder), you’ll
see “Content” is already selected and open. In the lowest menu bar, you’ll see “Pages”, which is
also already open.
You’ll see a box with the header“5. Main Navigation Button” and under that a series of
numbered options (which, for this lesson, you don’t have to pay attention to). Scroll down to find
another box with the header “#10 Main Navigation Button – Get Advise”.
The "Get Advise" Tab automatically drops down and has these pages with stock content:
• Choosing A Realtor
• Buying A Home
• Selling A Home
6. • Mortgages
• Escrow
• Title Insurance
• Home Inspections
• Tell Me What You Are Looking For
Do you want to leave the stock information that every agent has or do you want to make it more
personal? To make things more personal, go to the page in site builder mentioned above (with
the main navigation and so on), scroll to the box with the header “#10 Get Advice” and look at
the bottom of the box for a blue underlined text that says “Add Page”. Be ready with your
content before you add your personal page.
When you click on “Add Page”, a window will pop up for you to put the “Title” of your new
page. Enter your title and then click “Add Page”. On the next screen that confirms your page has
been added, click on “Edit Content”. Your site will be redirected to a page where you can enter
your custom content. Write your personal information and, when you’re done, scroll to the
bottom and click the “Submit” button.
You can add as many pages as you want about different areas both to show your knowledge and
aid possible customers in figuring out what they’re looking for in a home and in a realtor.
This concludes the basics on improving your RE/MAX site. Now you will have a website on
RE/MAX that is tailored to your wants and needs, and can make yourself—not RE/MAX
agent—a presence on the web.