Building a Website | Page 6

Business-to-Consumer ecommerce companies are blazing a trail that B2B firms can follow to generate a lot more business.

Shoot for function, not fashion.

Incorporate these five important website elements into your site to build an online presence that brings customers directly to your business, no matter where they're located.

Websites need to be just as accessible as ATMs, elevators, terminals and other user interfaces.

You can set up your site in under 24 hours. No, really, you can.

A website builder with SEO-friendly web design technologies built in can give you a real head-start over the competition.

You'll need a lot of financial resources, plenty of products to sell -- and a website.

Renters and buyers today demand on-the-go tools, even when it comes to selecting where they'll put down roots.

Coding takes time to master, so you may be better off to hire a freelancer to handle the heavy lifting.

Mobile isn't an option any more. Your customers are on the move and you'd better be, too.

With the combination of these three tools you can prepare a great list of profitable keywords.

It's hard not to fantasize about building your own wealth online, but actually the idea isn't as unlikely as you think.

Clinton vs. Trump is a proving ground for any number of strategies online marketers can adopt to increase conversions.

You never get a second chance at a first impression. Make sure your website gives a good one.

Make the best product you can, but don't compromise your launch by being too much of a perfectionist.

Everything you absolutely need to launch online cost nearly nothing except your own effort.

When you're following up on tons of form leads from your website, they all start to look the same. However, if you look for these five attributes, you'll quickly zero-in on the most promising leads.

Consider what your site needs to thrive and the features you need to create the platform you want.

Show your company's true colors with a thoughtful and heartfelt introduction.

Just as you'd walk out of a shady restaurant or car dealership, so will a customer who doesn't trust you leave your website.

Here's a 3-step plan that can help you build the technical knack required to take your startup places.