Tag: Website

Mouse Eye Tracking, developed by Sydney based IT services company PicNet has won at the NSW 12010 AIIA innovation iAwards, offering a free tool to analyse how visitors actually use your website.

We released some interesting results from the MYOB Business Monitor this week, which revealed that only 35% of Aussie businesses have a website. This figure has surprised some, however it’s consistent with our research over the last few years.

Creating an online retail website is the easy part, making sure you integrate it properly with your existing retail store and are able to service your customers effectively is where things get tricky, so we got the low down on creating an online retail store.

BRB Creative, a Wagga Wagga based design agency, and Jack Marlow, a Melbourne based web development agency, today announced the official launch of their website builder for small business – Web123.

Small businesses wanting to get the most out of their website and online marketing can learn how to use Google Analytics and Google Website Optimizer in a series of seminars presented by Mangold Sengers.

I was having a chat with my neighbour last week. We started chatting about things of national importance, like what the surf was like at the moment, and if he was going out in the morning.

The Australian Domain Name Administrator (auDA) has terminated the accreditation of Melbourne based Bottle Domains after the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of Victoria dismissed Bottle Domains’ appeal in proceedings against auDA.

Mind Your Uptime, an Aussie startup, keeps an eye on your business’ website so you know when and where it’s ever offline so you can take immediate action to restore the status quo.

Jentla, the online platform based on Joomla open source developed in Queensland, has started works on the first global Software Development Accreditation program for Joomla and the Jentla suite.

Many forward-thinking businesses have spent a lot of money on beautiful branding websites that showcase what they do, how they do it, who they do it for and so on, but are they missing an opportunity to develop an additional revenue stream?