Site review: Deezer - free on-demand music

Formerly known as Blogmusik.net, Deezer offers free, on-demand music from record labels, including Universal, Warner and Sony BMG.

Deezer

Already popular in France, it has recently launched a version of its service in the UK. We have been taking a look... 

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Q&A: Barak Rabinowitz of Amuso

Amuso is a new website, which allows people to create their own online gameshows and invite others to participate.

We talked to the firm's COO Barak Rabinowitz about the site's plans, as well as interest from brands in sponsoring customised contests.

Amuso

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Site review: Telegraph.co.uk revamp

Telegraph.co.uk unveiled its new look website this week, with the stated aim of increasing the number of pages each visitor views on the site.

New Telegraph homepage

We've taken a look to see how it shapes up...

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Mainstream media benefits from outbound links - study

David Eaves has taken a look at the linking policies of major US and UK news websites, and found a correlation between the number of outbound links and incoming links.

This, he says, indicates that rather than taking away valuable page views, being generous with outbound links can actually benefit publishers by increasing the number of incoming links.

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Site review: Mothercare

Mothercare's online sales have risen dramatically over the past financial year. They reached a total of £85.5m, an increase of 78% on the previous year.

With this kind of performance, the company must be doing something right online, so we have decided to take a look at its website...


Mothercare homepage

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Q&A: Vicky Smith of Travel.co.uk

Travel.co.uk is the latest entrant into the travel comparison market, having launched last week with a website that compares package holidays from some of the UK's top tour operators and travel agents.

Travel.co.uk

We talked to Travel.co.uk's Marketing Manager Vicky Smith about the site...

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How to retain inactive email subscribers

Inactive subscribers are those that have not opened or clicked on an email over a certain period of time. There may be a number of reasons for this; disinterest, spam filters, poor subject lines and more.

With some inactive subscribers, the best approach may be to remove them from your list as they can be most likely to report emails as spam. However, it can be useful to try and reel a few back in.

Here are some tips on dealing with inactive subscribers...

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Ten Firefox add-ons for SEO

One benefit of using Firefox is that it has a community of third party developers designing some very useful (and free) add-ons for the browser's users.

We've taken a look at some SEO-related examples....

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What should you have in your shopping basket?

Shopping baskets are a key part of the design of an e-commerce site, forming a stepping stone between finding products and entering the checkout process.

They also provide a useful way to review the products selected for purchasing, and offer site owners a chance to reassure customers about security and payment options.

Let's look at some examples of basket design used by popular online retailers, to see what works, and what doesn't...

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Site review: Travel.co.uk

Travel.co.uk launched a package holiday comparison site last week, with a focus on providing a better user experience than existing competitors.

Travel.co.uk homepage

We have taken a look to see how it measures up...

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