Thaidoweb 2008

The conversion rate describes the percentage of visitors taking action on a website. Usually this action will be making a purchase; but conversion rates can and should be calculated for any action item on a website, e.g. subscribing to a newsletter or filling out an inquiry form.
Conversion science is a hot trend in Internet Marketing that has long been neglected when online marketers primarily focused on the acquisition of traffic through search engine optimization and other online marketing techniques to [...]

There are hundreds of articles and thousands of tips on how to make a website successful. True, websites vary greatly in content, style, focus and n-number of other aspects. Consequently, there can not be one great formula or key success factor. However, if we closely look into successful web-sites – a few features stand out, features that are common in almost all successful sites.
A successful web-site, evidently, is the one that is capable of attracting quality visitors and retain them. [...]

An interesting eCommerce success factor that isn’t precisely overlooked, but which is often thought about more in terms of being a way of feeding the search engine spiders has to do with providing content. In a very real sense the customer’s job is to consume. That’s why you’re in business.
Think in terms of providing the information your customers need to do their job of consuming. What does that mean? Consider what you sell. The content [...]

Interoperability is one of the main promises of Web services.
Web services are designed to be independent of the underlying
operating system and programming language. In this article we
will address some basic web services interoperability issues
that are useful for developers. We will focus on the two most
popular platforms – Java and Microsoft C#.
Introduction More and more we’re finding that WSDL lies at the
heart of Web services interoperability. WSDL is the description
language for Web services. Usually a WSDL document is
automatically generated by [...]

Interoperability is one of the main promises of Web services.
Web services are designed to be independent of the underlying
operating system and programming language. In this article we
will address some basic web services interoperability issues
that are useful for developers. We will focus on the two most
popular platforms – Java and Microsoft C#.
Introduction More and more we’re finding that WSDL lies at the
heart of Web services interoperability. WSDL is the description
language for Web services. Usually a WSDL document is
automatically generated by [...]