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September 2009
Cost Effective Changes for your Website
Making your website more effective is about asking questions – of your website and the people who come to it. These questions may not be easy to answer – but the answers to these questions will give you the information you need to take your website where it needs to go in order to work harder for your business.
You have to be really objective when you’re analysing your own website - put yourself in the mind of an ideal visitor to your site, and ask:
Twitter Announce "Business Plan"
Twitter has announced plans to introduce a premium business service.
Biz Stone, co-founder of Twitter said "these premium tools will be aimed at companies that wish to use Twitter to stay in touch with customers" though there haven't been any precise definition of what this will mean - only that it will probably include features like analytics which aren't currently provided for.
Twitter also announced that, whilst there were no immediate plans to introduce advertising, the company wanted to "keep our options open".