What counts as a high-quality site? It shouldn't suprise you. It's what we were all taught in high schools when presenting well written papers. 

So when the world's most popular search engine recently announced an update to its search algorithm, many of those businesses that use low-quality content or highly dense keyword populated websites to drive search engine traffic found themselves at the bottom of the heap.

Like everything else on the web, change is constant so if you were just getting used to blogging, forget it. Now you'll be improving your website with Content Marketing instead. What is Content Marketing? Read on to find out.

Everyone is crunched for time and facing a bulging inbox. Marketers can respond to this challenge by being concise and compelling in their email marketing design. There are three ways to do this:

Most business websites these days are dynamic meaning that the web pages are dynamically built pages that allow user interaction. This might be used for a forum, shopping cart or other data that is loaded on the fly.

They are usually built with a programming language such as ASP, PHP or JAVA. This code "creates" the HTML that is displayed in the browser. XHTML and XML are standards which are probably eventually replace HTML. However most sites are still "output" in HTML because this is visible in most browsers.

Having a website is not enough to grow your business. There are additional steps to take to make sure your website is doing its job and reaching its potential. A website can be a very powerful tool and its capabilities are limitless. Here are 6 key elements to ensure your website is performing at its best: