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General : Dynamic Websites vs. Static Websites
Posted by Peter Drucker on July 29, 2009 (587 reads)

Websites can be created in mainly two formats- dynamic and static. The basic difference between them is about the programming languages being used. In dynamic websites they are created using programming languages like JSP, ASP, PHP, ASP.net and so on. Whereas static websites are usually created by use of HTML and styling is done either with CSS or graphics.

Both the formats have their own set of benefits and drawbacks. Choose the one that meets up your online business requirements. When you use static website, you can sit back and relax without worrying about the database management or code management of the web pages. It would also not show any server errors that occurs due to any runtime error in your website code.

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General : 5 Easy Ways to Improve Your Website's Legibility
Posted by Peter Drucker on December 12, 2008 (497 reads)

Websites that make their customers work to read them are not the best way to get business. Minuscule fonts, text in colors that make it hard to see against the background color, and lines that are piled on top of each other are problems, but they're easy to correct. Let's jump right in and look at five easy fixes:

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General : Google's Chrome aims to kill Windows, make Web the OS of choice
Posted by Peter Drucker on September 3, 2008 (521 reads)

Google Inc.'s unveiling yesterday of a new browser is not really about trying to outmuscle the other top browsers, it's a key weapon in the company's effort to kill Windows, according to industry observers.

A beta version of the open-source browser, called Chrome, is set to be available today. Chrome includes a new JavaScript engine that Google says will power Web applications better and faster than other browsers. Google Gears, which will provide offline access and local storage for Web applications, is also embedded in the browser.(Computerworld)

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General : Three Fast Steps to a Search Engine Friendly Website
Posted by Peter Drucker on June 19, 2008 (1912 reads)

Everyone wants a search engine friendly Website, but many people don’t understand how to go about getting one. The truth is it’s simple, and this article will prove it.

Nearly 80% of all transactions begin with a search engine query. Having a search engine friendly Website is an absolute must in today’s competitive marketplace. In fact author and professional blogger Dave Taylor says if your customers can’t find you in Google your business is already dead.

The truth is there are plenty of other good ways to promote your Web presence. But building a search engine friendly site is so easy; it just makes good sense to do it.

There are numerous things you can do to optimize your files and pages for the search engines. But this article will focus on three very easy steps that you should incorporate into every Web page you build from here forward.

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General : Finding the Proper Niche
Posted by Peter Drucker on May 6, 2008 (1356 reads)

A niche website is a website created on a specific topic. One of the main characteristic of a niche website is that there are few similar websites discussing the same topic (subject). Once you have found a niche you must take advantage right away, because you are already one step ahead other webmasters which are creating websites on general topics. Try to be different. This is a must if you want to be a successful Webmaster. The Internet is full of websites discussing the same topics.

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