So Radiohead’s new release “In Rainbows” is apparently going to revolutionize the way music is distributed, the way bands make money, what record companies can really do to save themselves from torrent sites, blah, blah, blah, but a huge issue that has arisen since the release is how fans are reacting to the download provided.
The [...]

So after everyone got their big, fat $100 rebate on all those free iPhones, we decided that our valued employees needed a little break from the hum-drum work day. So, sticking with the trend of pulling ridiculous feats of employee appreciation out of our asses, we got post-season Phillies tickets for everyone in the office.
So [...]

Previous to working here at WebLinc, I was a Google noob. My name, that is the Matt Slusser that actually referred to me, only came up for some petitions I signed way back in my revolutionary days. These days however, now that my Christian name rather than a handle is used, I find that I [...]

The last six months have been the best six months in WebLinc’s 13 year history, by all measures.
We’ve launched a ton of great projects, signed on to build even more, moved into our new building / neighborhood, while managing to keep revenues growing 85% over last year. Everyone’s worked really hard to get here.
As a [...]

Google has just updated their Webmaster Guidelines with what many of us in the SEO industry have been seeking for quite some time – more details. From Google’s new, more specific guidelines:

Avoid hidden text or hidden links.
Don’t use cloaking or sneaky redirects.
Don’t send automated queries to Google.
Don’t load pages with irrelevant keywords.
Don’t create multiple pages, [...]

When choosing a web design company for your next redesign or project, there are many factors to consider. One important factor which shouldn’t be overlooked is the web design company’s conformance to W3C recommendations.
We decided to do a follow-up to a 2005 study conducted by our friends over at Happy Cog Philadelphia concerning the HTML [...]

We took a look around several Philadelphia area company web sites. To be completely honest, we were very disappointed in the lack of adherence to modern web production techniques. Here’s the top ten:
SEPTA (www.septa.org)
The mass transit organization serving Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties is currently using an old table-based site that doesn’t conform [...]

Our first in a series of six topics discussing the eCommerce Conversion Funnel. When broken down to its core components, successful eCommerce websites will use some variation of the following to convert a visitor.
1) Targeting & Acquisition
2) Landing Page Effectiveness
3) Optimizing Checkout & Cross Selling
4) [...]