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Behind the Scenes of Twitter

Marketing through Twitter is something that our web 2.0 development has been doing for some time now.  From growing followers to automatically feeding news from your website to Twitter such as with Resumark.com.  More and more companies are finding that Twitter is one of the best places to drive traffic to your website.  But what’s in it...

October 30th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Online Marketing, Social Media, Videos

Having Product Reviews on E-commerce Websites

Letting customers write reviews on your web 2.0 e-commerce site increases the likelihood others will purchase the product as well.  Provided that the reviews are moderated, quality reviews also increase a website’s search engine rankings because customers are providing content for the website.  The higher likelihood to purchase comes in where...

October 22nd, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Business, Online Marketing

Tool to Help Get People to Sign Up On Your Website

So you’ve built a great new social networking website or forum, how do you make it popular?  According to six degrees of separation, we all know each other through a friend of a friend, up to a maximum of six friends.  How many times have we all run into or heard about someone and thought, “small world”?  I’m sure a lot of...

October 15th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Online Marketing, Social Media, Technology

Web 2.0 Development Contact Forms

In interactive web 2.0 development websites one of the most important ways customers can interact with websites is through submitting their contact information through a contact form.  It’s one of the greatest tools for a company because it shows a potential customer browsed the site, is interested in what the company has to offer, and wants...

October 8th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Web Development