How much will a site cost in a college town?

Article Abstract:

A NetMarketing survey revealed that Web site developers in college towns, such as Ann Arbor, MI, Boulder, CO, and Raleigh/Durnham/Chapel Hill areas, NC, are charging less for the web sites they build compared to six other markets studied. The average price for building large sites in these markets represents only 37% of those in other major markets. The survey further revealed that prices in the major markets for each site are also higher than the low and high prices in the college towns. This discrepancy was attributed to inexpensive student labor in these areas.

Finance, Telecommunications systems, Surveys, Pricing, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, University towns

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Which browser should you target? Also, how often to update your site depends on what you want to be

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Designers should develop their Web sites for all the browsers available in the market. There are so many browsers supporting different features that standards are regularly revised. To avoid confusion, designers would do well to simply be aware of the differences between browsers and design sites according to these differences. When designing or redesigning sites, designers should also consider the audience, the objective of the site, and the staff.

Planning, Evaluation, Internet/Web search services, Search engines

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Browsers talk behind your back

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Browsers exchange information with Web servers which are stored in the latter's log files. This information may include the browser's manufacturer, as well as the kind of computer and operating system being used. This is deemed a symbiotic relationship because online marketers may want to advertise on other search engines. Under content or browser negotiation, Web sites provide additional useful information to users.

Analysis, Services, Marketing, Online services, Column, Online searching

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