Exploring the Link Between Head and Long-Tail Traffic
One of our goals at Web Design from Scratch is "Everyone's website works". We're working towards a world where all websites are pleasant, easy, and appealing to use. Ben Hunt has been sharing his particular insights into what makes websites work here since 2004.
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May162013Exploring the Link Between Head and Long-Tail Traffic
If most of our traffic comes from the Long Tail, how can you optimise the Long Tail to get more traffic? Answer: Focus on head terms. -
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Apr242013How You Can Create Your Ideal Lifestyle in Just a Few Weeks
Here's the secret to how I get to live exactly the life I want... And how YOU can too! -
Mar202013How 123reg Almost Crippled My Business!
This blogger's horror story of how 123-reg, a UK domain name registration company, lost control of my business-critical domain name for 21 days. -
Jan292013Top 5 Mistakes Most Freelancers Make… and How to Avoid Them
Freelancing can be a tough gig, so why do we as freelancers, seem to make it harder than it needs to be? Which of these 5 mistakes are you guilty of? -
Jan282013Introducing Strategic Web Design
Ben Hunt's manifesto for a radical alternative approach to web design, based on investing in testing over time, instead of risky front-loaded projects. -
Jan82013WordPress Security – 26 Essential Steps to Protect Your WordPress Site
If your Wordpress site is hacked, it's inconvenient and embarrassing, but can be quite damaging. Follow our 26-point checklist to protect your WP site. -
Dec32012I’m Looking for Slightly Crazy Partners
Ben shares some unusual insights into the challenges of launching a new Web2.0 marketing channel, and puts out a call for insane marketing partners! -
Nov272012How I Helped Boost a Gaming Site’s Sign-ups by Over 30%
See how a few basic changes to one site's home page generated over 30% more new subscriptions. -
Nov202012How a $27 Ebook Made Me $5,500.00
A delighted "Save the Pixel" reader shares how, after reading the book, he got a new e-commerce website built for a fraction of what "pro designers" charge.
