Kyle James

From the page: "If You Can't Change, You'll be Sleeping With the Fishes" - Kyle James

In this article, we’ll show you a different approach to image optimization, based on how image data is stored in different formats. Let’s start with the JPEG format and a simple technique called the eight-pixel grid. - Kyle James

We present 60 beautiful and effective about pages that engage users and neatly present their designers. We also examine the growing trend of Business Card Websites (BCW’s). - Kyle James

It’s no longer enough to say, “Eh, we hit our goal and we stayed within budget.” As the pool of inquiries shrinks, competition will heat up, and it will become increasingly important to get the most out of your marketing dollar. - Kyle James

If you’re a designer, I hope these tips help you find some elegant design solutions to common SEO design problems. If you’re an SEO, I hope these tips are something you can forward to your designer. - Kyle James

Too often, a designer will design and/or judge a piece of communication based on how it looks, on how it pleases his or her design sensibilities. - Kyle James

From the page: "The success of your employees equals the success of your business. You must retain your best talent and grow their skills to achieve and maintain your competitive edge in the rapidly changing marketplace. To ensure employee success, have a solid, trusted performance management process in place." - Kyle James

.eduguru: With six authors, .eduguru talks specifically about using the internet in the marketing processes of higher ed. Along with the great content, the layout and usability works really well too. - Kyle James

Think that's a lot of information for something labeled as "easy ROI"? Trust me, it's easier than it sounds. Once you get the hang of it, ROI on Facebook Ads will take you next to no time to calculate. - Kyle James

Focus on content creation and be sure to do a great job of linking to other content across your site with keyword descriptive links. - Kyle James

Long awaited post by Matt Cutts, the head of Google’s Webspam team, explaining PageRank sculpting changes and whether or not to use the "nofollow" attribute on internal links. - Kyle James

Last year, Kyle James posted ”The Six Month Post - Revisiting This Blog’s Purpose.” One of Kyle’s points was that a blogger needs to look back and take stock of what the blog has accomplished. After I read that post, I thought: “That’s a cool thing to do, I should do it.” So I made some notes and started writing a post of my own. - Kyle James