Everyone seems to be giving their blogs a makeover. What are their reasons? And does your blog need a makeover too?

The other day, Gary Conn discovered that a lot of his visitors used a dial up internet connection to access his website. He also admitted that he had recently tested his site on dial up and was horrified at how slow it was… How well does your website measure up on a dial up connection?

We all have a tendency to use acronyms, abbreviations, and technical jargon when writing articles, all without ever explaining what they mean. The result? We end up alienating our readers. Here are 3 ways to stop speaking Greek and start speaking a language that your readers understand.

A while back, we created a list of the most annoying website features. We thought that our list was pretty complete, but apparently it wasn’t. Lately, several other bloggers have also chimed in with a few things that they’d change to make the web a less irritating place to be.

Most bloggers never update posts after they are originally published. In this article, we discuss 4 key reasons you should go back and edit your old posts.

Search engine optimization experts will have you believe that the best way to increase your search engine traffic is through using their tried and true techniques. But did you know that you can actually increase your traffic without using SEO principles?

One big reason that many people do not use images in their blogs and websites is that they do not want to pay for them. After all, if you need several photos, buying royalty free images can get very expensive. Fortunately, there is a solution: Flickr.

One of the hardest things for any website to do, especially new sites, is to make their visitors trust them. After all, there are so many scams on the internet today, and savvy web surfers are on high alert.

Here are 5 ways to greatly improve the credibility and trustworthiness of your website.