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VOTE NOW! NetSource’s 3rd Annual Pumpkin Carving Contest
It’s that time of year again! We have several worthy contenders this year for the title of Pumpkin Carving Champ... Who will win is entirely up to you! Cast your vote in the Comments below. We'll tally the results and announce the winner on Thursday, Nov. 1. Happy...
Choosing the right E-commerce solution for your business
Soon after you decide to add E-commerce to your small business, you may find yourself suffering from a touch of sensory overload. There are a lot of E-commerce engines, shopping cart systems and hosted storefronts vying for your attention. How do you sort through all...
Google Unveils Revised Structured Data Testing Tool
Just to prove that no aspect of online technology can sit still for any longer than a 7-year-old, last week Google launched an updated version of what it previously called its "Rich Snippet Test Tool". As part of the deal, it's gotten a new name -- the Structured Data...
Structured Data Can Get Complicated
Over the past couple of months, I've written several posts about structured data markup and the increasing importance of building machine-readable context and descriptions into content that's created for the web. Structured data is already used by the major search...
Beware the back alleys of E-commerce
Spend some time surveying a variety of E-commerce sites (without spending money on them, that is...), and chances are you'll come across some sites that offer name-brand gadgetry at incredibly good prices. Sites like these often sell items such as air-conditioning...
Who’s minding the store?
Just like a bricks-and-mortar store needs somebody behind the counter, an E-commerce web site requires somebody behind the scenes to make things run smoothly. Your E-commerce site is never going to be a fire-and-forget operation. Somebody has to process the orders....
Is your website friendly to local search?
For the average small business website, which type of search results are the most important? Maybe a better way to phrase that is: Where are your customers? If you run a restaurant in Ocala, are you going to get more customers from Summerfield, or from Hahira, GA?...
Microdata markup and the bottom line
In last week's blog post, I wrote about structured data markup. That brings up the question of why you might want to consider adding some elements of this markup vocabulary to your website's code. I've read a few articles in prominent, non-technical publications that...
Structured data markup provides improved search results
If you're very observant, or if you just spend a lot of time poking at Google or Bing, over the last year or so perhaps you've noticed that the search engines are returning results that are a lot more informative than they used to be. "Old" style search are familiar...