Just a few years ago websites only needed to support a couple of Internet browsers. These days there is a variety of Internet browsers on the market, which means your website needs to work across more browsers, or risk loosing a large percentage of Internet users. According to the latest Australian statistics, to cover 95% of users website designers must design for and test with eight different browsers. ClickWebDesign thoroughly tests all new website designs for IE8, IE7, IE6, Firefox 3.6, Firefox 3.5, Firefox 3.0, Safari 4.0, and Chrome 4.0 to perform across all current browsers.

In this article we'll show you how to add a review of a local business to Google places. We'll use the East End Boxing Gym as a well deserved example. Google places listings appear when we search for a local business. Google search "East End Boxing Melbourne" and you'll see the following:

The internet market is massive and growing rapidly, and more people are shopping online than ever before. The vast business potential of the internet has created fierce competition for the top spots on search engine result pages (SERPs).

To be successful in today's online space, you need to regularly update and add new content. Content management systems (CMS) are software solutions that let you update and edit the content of your web pages without needing to know anything about programming.  With a CMS, anyone that can use a computer can update a website!

Updated: We recently surveyed a cross section of business website owners about the need for a website redesign. Thanks to all who participated!

If your website design is more than two years old, chances are you could benefit from a website redesign. An updated modern look and feel can quickly pay for itself. A recent customer, who had great traffic, tripled their conversion of website visitors to new clients with a website redesign! With advances in the Internet over only a few short years, clear, smooth layouts and graphic effects present stylish websites without big price tags.

Have you ever wondered how search engines find websites and rank their content for search result pages? The major sites like Google, Yahoo and Bing all have their own spiders that crawl the entire net hopping from one link to another.