Some Web developers still include a small ‘Website Built by XYZ’ or ‘Powered by XYZ’ at the bottom of each page. The obnoxious action is as irritating as car yards placing stickers on your vehicle’s rear window. While the impact is insignificant, the unwelcome link devalues the weight of links on every page (link weight is assigned based on number
One of the features of Yabber that is less visible than others is the lender rate email signature. The signature is an image that may be used in an email signature to return the lowest rate of a specific type. Yabber provides links to the direct image and will also create a HTML link for inclusion in your email signature.
Image blurred to remove identifiable watermarks. One of our very early website clients called me this week with concern over the drop in views on one of his websites, noting that he lost a top spot in search results. The website in question was poorly trafficked – about 170 unique visitors each day resolving to around 800 daily page views.
There is nothing more inspiring than spending the day with a broker that is leaving his legacy finance life behind and has chosen change. I tried to convert a cafe owner into a mortgage customer as an early demo of ‘how easy it is’, but it turned out she was a 20-year banking executive that was now working as a
Now for clients. As previously advised, the landing page module is offline until Tuesday for a significant update. The module that is most commonly used, and that which is connected to the ‘Solis’ one-click full campaign module, is used more often than any other landing feature, so we’ve built in testimonial features, block content, and some other tools to ensure
From very early next year we’ll be releasing our Comparison API to unrestricted use. Until now, the only groups that were generally using the tool were those ‘testing’ the comparison engine on their website and those ethical leadgen guys that were returning valid results to users (the registered Beta was always available but rarely promoted). After a very lengthy period
I met a new client in Sydney’s Narellan yesterday morning before a few days off. She signed up on the spot, and since I had time, I figured we’d make the most of the large crowds. We don’t normal run on-site ‘anything’ with basic website clients, but in this case I was already there. The coffee shop permitted us to
For clients, now is a good time to try the ‘Seasonal’ features in Yabber. Unlike conditional website content which is shown on the basis of interest, borrowing objective, occupation, etc., Seasonal content are blocks that are replaced for a defined time interval before referring back to a default state. Seasonal swaps are normally applied to your website logo and social
You’ll hear many talk about what’s necessary to build a large referral network, but most of it is rather antiquated. This doesn’t mean the time-tested ways of building networks won’t work, it simply means that you can improve on the effectiveness of your positioning in the market (in seriously significant ways) by actually positioning yourself differently. Your service, panel of
With the exception of aggregators, Belief has the largest document, video, and image content library in the industry. There are thousands of images (general and broker related), and billions (with a ‘B’) if you include those via third-party sources. Additionally, our library – for PDF documents, images, and video – allows for one click branding and integration with your website
Shot a good hour of video with one of Australia’s most awarded home builders. Video content will be fed into Yabber’s white-label video tool over the next week. Because we covered so many topics well likely break the video up into little segments.
Spent the morning at Leppington and Leppington Village Homeworlds. Do you want to know how I know there weren’t any other brokers floating around? We talked to everybody! We’d still be there if it wasn’t 40 degrees – even sales staff went home early. If volume is driven by conversations, then conversations are required for growth. I’d write it into
