Comments on: Forecast for 2006

By: 1Lit_com

1Lit_com — Fri, 30 Dec 2005 13:55:45 +0000

Good predictions. The danger is that Google are going to monetize THEIR eyeballs to please hungry shareholders. It is going mean that advertisers with big budgets are going to be able to pay for more traffic, while small businesses with get squeezed out. Already Google are beginning to add preferred sites to the top of what were organic listings.

Nadeem

By: DesignOweb

DesignOweb — Tue, 27 Dec 2005 06:36:10 +0000

Next year, i can see more convertion of leads through their Google’s Adsense Program, because of recently released “GMAIL.com”. Have you even noticed advertisment along side while reading your inbox Gmails? Google Robot is providing to you relavant ads matching keywords of your mail which you have just got in your mail box. This definitely help relavant ads and more hits to ads. On the contrary, “fake” websites will also increase to get benefit of Google Adsense Program. (here fake websites are which have NO content but just the advertisment of Google Progam). I wish if Google’s Intelligent Robot can start eliminating “fake” websites from their results in the next year.

By: » My prediction for 2006 - Web Publishing Blog

» My prediction for 2006 - Web Publishing Blog — Thu, 15 Dec 2005 21:55:19 +0000

[...] This is in response to Andrew Neitlich’s blog post on 2006. My prediction, upward price pressure from an increase of online advertising budgets will squeeze businesses to seek out information to maximize their conversion rates. [...]

By: Cutter

Cutter — Thu, 15 Dec 2005 21:53:43 +0000

My prediction, upward price pressure from an increase of online advertising budgets will squeeze businesses to seek out information to maximize their conversion rates.

In 2005 I learned everything I could about ROI and conversions. In 2006 I’m working on maximizing my online audience in a very big way.

By: Anonymously

Anonymously — Thu, 15 Dec 2005 13:17:27 +0000

because no client recognizes the quality of my work better then... me

so true... ;)

And they would rather help others than be helped. [...] The site www.boxingfitnessinstitute.com is the first of a few attempts.

so true... ;) ;)

By: peach

peach — Wed, 14 Dec 2005 22:49:00 +0000

The general comprehension of webdesign services wil gradually increase. I will not directly respond to this, but rather keep advancing by aiming at clients that are forced to have a good understanding of quality of webdesign services, and a duty to buy high quality websites (ie the government).

Furthermore, I aim to spend more time getting into the web-publishing business, because no client recognises the quality of my work better then… me :)