atomni is pleased to announce the recent launch of www.riffgroup.com. For this Eagleville, PA-based client specializing in commercial construction management and related services, we created a structure that could effectively consolidate content from three existing service divisions. The new site includes content for audiences interested in learning more about The Riff Group’s three service divisions: [...]
Atomni would like to welcome our newest Web Management client, Philadelphia auto services directory 50DollarTow.com. 50DollarTow.com is a new website, launched end of 2009, providing online visibility and business to local auto service providers in and around the Philadelphia area. 50 Dollar Tow makes it easier for local businesses with little or no online presence [...]
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How SEO Companies in Philadelphia Convert Web Visitors into Leads
4 Comments | Posted by Nick in Information Design, Lead Conversion, Search Engine Optimization SEO, Web Best Practices
The Core Objective of Your Website
Once you begin investing money in web traffic, you will quickly realize how important your website is to the lead generation process. The core objective of your website should be to convert visitors into leads. Recognizing and acknowledging this goal is the first step toward measuring the effectiveness of your [...]
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5 Things You Need to Know About Using jqGrid with CodeIgniter
1 Comment | Posted by Mike in Web Application Development
When I hear about a new technology, I can’t wait to get my hands on it. Rather than just dabbling around a handful of examples, I tend to gravitate towards things for which I can see a real world application that provides added value and novelty. I recently had such an opportunity [...]
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How to verify your website on Google
0 Comments | Posted by Nick in Search Engine Optimization SEO, Website Management
Just how important is it to verify your domain on Google? Let’s check out a few things you’re missing if you haven’t…
Sitemap
Okay so truth you do not need to be verified on Google to have a sitemap, but, your sitemap is there so search engines know what pages to crawl at what priorities… so if [...]
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Is a website template really right for your business?
1 Comment | Posted by Nick in Web Best Practices, Website Templates
As Managing Director of a web consulting firm I am constantly given the opportunity to meet individuals who work with technology. I have had the chance to meet brilliant developers, designers, information architects, etc. all of who love what they do and put unbelievable amounts of time into growing their talents. At the very same [...]
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SEO Neighborhoods – How well do you know your neighbors?
2 Comments | Posted by Nick in Search Engine Optimization SEO
An SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Neighborhood is a group of similar sites that “live” close to each other within a search engine index. These neighborhoods are not only the competitive niches that exist within different online search markets, but also the sites that search engines categorize as related to the content on a particular site. [...]
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How to Gauge Successful Competitor Web Investment
0 Comments | Posted by Nick in Web Best Practices
I have found that a good way to gather insight into your site’s preliminary top-level content is to take a look around at terms and language that is associated with your business/industry and find out what’s working. It is historically very difficult to gauge growth of private companies, and it still is. One technique I [...]
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Some CSS Perspective Part I
0 Comments | Posted by Mike in CSS, Multi-Part Series, Web Best Practices
Css Explosion
Cascading style sheets are an immensely helpful tool in creating appealing designs and provide time savings during initial creation, maintenance, and enhancement. In the past few years they’ve also become a powerful ally to client-side processing, client management systems, as well as unique identification for hierarchal functionality. Many bleeding-edge applications of CSS leverage its [...]
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Content Creators Are Not Web Designers
0 Comments | Posted by Mike in Content Management, Web Best Practices
Content creation which is the invention of all non-functional text and graphics which fill the website often take precedent to the true web development and design activities. The first snare which afflicts personnel charged with presenting a concise, clear, yet thorough perspective on screen is beginning by writing textual content in document format. It doesn’t [...]