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5 Things That Will Improve Your Web Site Traffic (Plus 1 to Avoid)

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Here are some very sucinct tips for growing your website's reader base.

Webworker Daily - 9/10/2007

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October 10th, 2007 |

Tags: marketing, SEO, website traffic

Please Use Our Browser - IE7

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Harry McCracken writing for PC World plays it safe with his summation of Microsoft's latest action in his article "Internet Explorer 7's Slow Start".

A more cynical view would be that Microsoft's Internet Explorer is loosing large amounts of market share to their most serious rival Firefox. By allowing anybody to download and run Internet Explorer 7, including those with non-validated versions of Windows (pirates) the hope is that they'll pick up some traction.

Looking at the satistics of a number of sites I host, which are quite varied in their audiences, I would conclude that IE7 doesn't have a chance. Firefox usage steadily continues to grow. All of these sites are now reporting 30% or more Firefox usage.

Times are changing, including the browsers.

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