Watch Your Visitors Interact with Your Website

For me, there's nothing more fulfilling than seeing how my site's visitors interact with my website in real time. It lets me forget all the numbers and deep analyzation of what they are thinking and doing and most of all, what they want from my site. =)

In line with this, I would like to share with you some valuable tools that you can try for FREE to discover your user's activity:

http://www.clicktale.com/ 

User recordings with Analytics and Heatmaps

http://clixpy.com/ 

User recordings

http://userfly.com/ with Drupal integration plugin http://drupal.org/project/userfly 

User recordings

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Free SEO Webinar on Feb 5, 2010

JM Internet Group will give a free webinar about different search engine optimization techniques on February 5, 2010.

This introductory SEO webinar is FREE and will tackle various basic topics such as follows:

• Search Engine Optimization - what is SEO? What are the basic concepts?
• Keywords - how can you identify your BEST keywords for Google, Yahoo, and/or Bing?
• Free SEO Tools - what are the BEST FREE tools are out there on the Internet that can help you quickly get to the top of the search engines?
• The Course - what will you learn in the entire course, if you decide to proceed? 

To register, please see SEO webinar schedule

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See Your Site in Different Browsers

Designing is one of the most exciting parts in building a website. More often than not, it is also considered as the hardest part since we need to battle with ourselves. Many designers would have known this but for beginners like us, here are the two known sites that can help us in testing and checking how our site looks like in various browsers.

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Automate Copyright Year

The Copyright © year is one of the neglected parts of a website. Thus, it is not often updated after each new year.

If your site supports PHP, then here's a piece of code that will let you forget the Copyright © year update annually.

<?php echo date('Y'); ?>

cool isn't it?

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