Monthly Archives: May 2009
5 Tips To Make 8 Out of 10 Cats Prefer Your Headlines
Content sometimes writes itself, ask the best content generators on the planet and they’ll inform you that their job is just a natural progression of placing the correct words in the right order. Writing a headline, however, to grab the … Continue reading
3D Secure Might Bust Your Conversions
There has been a recent campaign in the UK for nigh on a year now for eCommerce merchants to offer 3D Secure along with their payment gateway settings. One of my clients insisted that 3D Secure should be running against … Continue reading
Google Chrome Steps Up the Browser Wars
Google has launched its first TV advetisment in the States for their Google Chrome Browser. Currently, Chrome has just 1.4% share of the internet browser market, with Internet Explorer still dominating with a whopping 66% then Firefox on 22% and … Continue reading
One Small Step For Man, One Giant Tweet for Twitter
You just cannot keep Twitter out of the headlines right now, can you? If celebrities and talk show hosts ain’t mouthing off about tweeting here, there and everywhere it’s Newspapers, crammed with micro-blogging sections in the hope they can accumulate … Continue reading
One in Three UK Shoppers Don’t Trust Online eCommerce
A new report released today by The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) focussed on the lack of trust still shown by UK consumers when shopping online. The main factors holding back these potential online shoppers were : lack of trust … Continue reading
Grey Outline on iGoogle Feed Subscriptions
Ok, perhaps I’m showing my ignorance here, I think what’s best to do is play stupid (no change there then ) until someone confirms my inner thoughts on this subject. Yesterday, the 6th of April, I blogged about installing Google … Continue reading
500 NSM Spartans by Christmas
We all know the tale of the 300 Spartans, how they stood strong, together, moulded as one, against an army 10, 20 even 100 times their size, according to some historians. Well, we at NSM are looking for 500 troops … Continue reading
Google Trends on Your Website
Google Trends is a very clever way to help track how popular or unpopular a person / place / company / whatever is within Google’s Search Engines. Now you can install a Google Trends on your website thanks to this … Continue reading
Understanding The Google Toolbar Grey Pages
Having read one of Shaun’s latest blog posts on “Some Google Toolbar Grey Pages Do Not Pass Anchor Text Value Or PR?” from Hobo Web I decided to put a few of the methods spoken about, to use with my … Continue reading
Protx ReBrands as Sage Pay
Protx has finally rebranded to Sage Pay. Following on from the initial announcement on the 16th of April, the Protx brand is being deconstructed to the new Sage Pay. The payment gateway pages have all now been madeover to the … Continue reading
