Why, if it is called the World-Wide-web, do so many websites, blogs, forums etc make it so difficult for the world-wide-visitor to find out (simply and almost instantly) where the company/business/organisation is based?
« Book review: Now Discover you Strengths - Marcus Buckingham & Donald O'Clifton | Main | Freebies »
February 23, 2007
TrackBack
TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.typepad.com/services/trackback/6a00d8341c660f53ef00d8346999ac69e2
Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Where?:
» Great Content Needs Great Design from Goodword Editing
A long comment to Karin at Kiss2 turned into a full blown post. She asked:
Why, if it is called the World-Wide-web, do so many websites, blogs, forums etc make it so difficult for the world-wide-visitor to find out (simply and almost instantly) where t... [Read More]
Verify your Comment
Previewing your Comment
This is only a preview. Your comment has not yet been posted.
Your comment could not be posted. Error type:
Your comment has been saved. Comments are moderated and will not appear until approved by the author. Post another comment
As a final step before posting your comment, enter the letters and numbers you see in the image below. This prevents automated programs from posting comments.
Having trouble reading this image? View an alternate.
Join Kiss2
- Join the
Kiss Business too too!
Let me email you the
minute a brand new
"Keep it Simple Sweetheart" post is
published and receive
the E-book version of
my business novel with the same name for free!
A gift worth £ 6.95
from me to you
Check out Karin's Books
Karin's Amazon Author Page
Search
Recent Posts
- Absolutely simple - Ecwid, the ultimate Ecommerce multiple outlet option
- Weighing up the advice: free or charge?
- Voted best!
- Can a busy small business close shop for 3 weeks?
- How government's spending cuts could be really easy realised.
- Should I be suspicious - finding opportunities
- Is the UK turning into a dumping ground for the EU?
- Web Marketing with Ed Rivis - new seminar
- Could you promote us, please - but we won't reply
- The branding is missing?
Connect Online:
Recent Comments
- Karin H. on Weighing up the advice: free or charge?
- Dave Blakeman on Weighing up the advice: free or charge?
- Karin H. on Could you promote us, please - but we won't reply
- Dave Blakeman on Could you promote us, please - but we won't reply
- Karin H. on The branding is missing?
- Ed on The branding is missing?
- Karin H. on The Problem with "New Customers Only"
- Celebration Balloons on The Problem with "New Customers Only"
- Karin H. on Web Strategy Live Seminar
- Ed Rivis on Web Strategy Live Seminar
Affiliates -
books & software
- The new Kindle
- My favourite documentation maker
My absolute favourite page online
Sponsored links
ERDF
As of 5th November 2009, Yorkshire and The Humber's ERDF Programme 2007-13 had contracts with twenty-eight separate ERDF projects.
My 'Dynamic Websites' - aka blogs
Kiss Business 1
Latest Kiss Readers
Blogroll
- 'Company Doctor' Richard Calderwood - bizRichard
- 1 plus 1 makes 3
- All Things Workplace
- Bright Marketing - Robert Craven
- BW Online library for businesses (UK)
- Dawud Miracle @ dmiracle.com
- Drew McLellan - The Marketing Minute:
- Kent Blumberg
- Liz Strauss [dot] com
- Liz Strauss at Successful Blog
- Manage To Change
- Middle Zone Musings
- Paul Gorman - LeaveThemInTheDust.com
- Stop/Start
- The Blog-Studio
- The Money Blogs | Blogs all about money
- Web Marketing with Ed Rivis
- Wood You Like Natural Wooden Flooring
TheGoodBlogs/Kiss
The Good SOB-blogs
Comments