Facebook fan pages are a great way to promote a business, and an important part of any social media marketing plan. Creating a basic page isn’t that complicated, but creating a page that fans will like, share, and engage with is a bit trickier. InstantShift covers how to set up your fan page, finding great apps to use, creating custom content, and more, followed by a roundup of some great fan pages created by some leading companies.
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Basically a landing page is a web page that is highly optimized with the single purpose to ‘Seal a Deal’ once a targeted visitor hits your site. TripwireMagazine explains how to optimize your landing page.
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Nobody can ignore that Android currently has the majority of smartphone market share and that it is being used on everything from tablets to e-readers. This article at SmashingMagazine will help designers become familiar with what they need to know to get started with Android and to deliver the right assets to the development team.
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Google has released its Google +1 (“plus one”) button to compete with Twitter’s Tweet button and Facebook’s Like button. This is a big step towards adding the social aspects to the search results. This button can generate potential traffic and exposure to your web site. All your visitors need to have is a Google account to use your Google button. WpArena will get you started.
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CreativeFan have gathered up a bunch of different HTML5 design examples, to show you some of the possibilities for HTML5 web design and websites. These designs show off some of the advanced techniques that you can achieve with both HTML5 and CSS3.
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The effectiveness with which a website converts visitors hinges on words. If a new website is going to hit all the right notes, its content must be just as well crafted as its design and programming. However, as you might imagine, there are many ways to go wrong with content in a Web development project. SmashingMagazine discusses errors that have the potential to undo a website.
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