We've all cursed when following a link that promises to provide the information we need, only to see the dreaded "404 error: this page cannot be found". Broken links not only send website visitors running, but are a red flag for Google and search engine rankings. If your business website is more than a few pages (and I hope it is!) manually checking for broken links by clicking them all is just impractical. So how do you automatically check for broken links?

Is your website slow? You may have noticed your business website loading slowly, or suspect a high bounce rate could be a symptom. A slow loading time is a sure way to turn off clients, especially with slower Internet connections. In this article we discuss how to test website speed and identify where the biggest load time improvements can be made.

So you want a professionally designed and built business website for just $500? In your company colours, with brilliant navigation, loaded with SEO goodness and featured on the first page of Google within weeks?

Would you like it to automate sales with a easy to use back-end, a selling machine that makes all your dreams come true? Oh and would you like a high level of customer service as well?

As the online world continues to grow and business websites become more user friendly I'm often surprised at the a huge number of websites with features instantly scaring off potential customers. So I thought it's time to expose them, but rather that just give my opinion on the website features that have customers running, I decided to conduct a survey to get to the truth!

To add a new page to your business website we need to first create an article, and then link the article by creating a menu item. Lets look at these two easy steps in detail.