The eBiz Blog

The overall typography used on your website communicates a lot about your business to your visitors. Does your typography deliver the right message? Read these tips to find out.

The images you use on your website or your social posts can easily make or break your efforts. Follow these simple suggestions to ensure that your images are the best they can be.

If you don't make it obvious what you want someone to do, then chances are they aren't going to do it. Evaluate your calls-to-action with the examples we provide to see if you need to change your game.

Social media is exploding. But if your posts are not being liked or shared then your efforts are a big fizzle. Follow these rules to turn them into a big bang.

When a visitor comes to your site through a link in an ad or other pre-planned medium, are they really doing what you want them to do? If not then the landing page they entered on may not be optimized for the action you're seeking. This post will help you fix it up.

Common Web design styles change about every 2 - 3 years on average. 2014 will be a year of some subtle changes, more mature design trends, and an expansion of responsive design.

Here's a funny infographic showing how to increase your social media audience.

Some of the fundamentals of search engine optimization have changed a great deal over the last few years. If you haven't reviewed and updated some of the base content of your site then it could easily be over optimized and suffering in the search listings as a result. Read this post to learn what to look for and how to correct it.

The whosale registration and renewal fees for .Net domain names are being increased soon.  Click the post title above to get the details.

Your website domain name is the address visitors use to get to your site.  But it is also part of your brand identity and can be the key in whether somebody remembers you exist or not.  Learn whether you have a good domain name or not and what to do if you don't.