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How to Win at Featured Snippets (A Step-By-Step Guide)

an Article published on March 27, 2018

...the targeted keywords in the file name, alt text, and title tags. 5. Fetch & render your page in Google Search Console What are featured snippets? You’ve likely seen featured snippets in your browser when asking a question in Google...

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Why We've Started Offering Salesforce Consulting

an Article written by Mark O’Brien on December 16, 2013

There have been a lot of changes over the past few years at Newfangled. In 2010, just about the only thing you could hire us to do was build a website. Since then, we’ve seen the set of components that...

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Strategy Sessions: How much content should you post to your website each month?

an Article written by Lauren O’Brien on January 15, 2015

As Strategists at Newfangled, we get to spend a lot of our day talking to really smart people who ask really insightful, thoughtful questions on a regular basis. Call it a perk of the job. Today, we launch a new...

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Prospect Experience Design

Four Steps to a Better Agency Homepage

an Article written by Christopher Butler on June 5, 2014

...is not always the first page. The number of visitors to your site who will first arrive via a sub-page is in direct proportion to the amount of content your site contains. The more pages you have, the more first...

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A Better Marketing Message in Three Steps

an Article written by Christopher Butler on July 12, 2016

...what everyone else does,” at least don’t make visitors read a book before they realize that. The plainer the language, the stronger the statement. Rule #2: A good message is visible… on every page. You will have entire pages devoted...

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Finding Design in the Process

an Article written by Christopher Butler on May 14, 2013

...a printed page, which means it must leverage a variety of object interactions and, essentially, make them disappear. A reader who thinks too often about the object in her hands is thinking too little about what it contains. Book designers...

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Why You'll Start Paying for Analytics in 2012

an Article written by Christopher Butler on December 31, 2011

...to your site and score those terms on the basis of time on site, page views, bounce rate, and the like, but not necessarily see that term “X” led to a session that landed on page “X,” followed by page...

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Design 101: White Space is Not Empty Space

an Article published on July 20, 2010

...first casualty. On a content-rich page, white space assists in “chunking” the content into digestible pieces. It aids in comprehension because a reader can skim a page to find what they are looking for. HighlightingAdding some white space around a...

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E-Commerce: (Somewhat) Recent Design Practices

an Article published on November 20, 2007

...the page, on the right side of the page, or at the top of the page beneath the global navigation. The last option would list links horizontally, rather than vertically. Usability testing would have been helpful. However, in the context...

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How to Identify Your Browser Version and Clear Your Cache and Cookies

an Article written by Tema Flanagan on July 15, 2013

...quickly serve up web content after loading a page for the first time. That way, as you click through a given website, the browser doesn’t have to retrieve all the same files for a specific page (like logo images, fonts,...

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