posted by: ninad
posted on: February 28th, 2009

What is that One needs to sell his product Online?
- Targeted Traffic…
- Big, Passionate and clear promise on your landing page…

No defiantly not … You are still not making the sales you’d like. It could be because your offer sounds too good to be true.

Some tips which increase the believability of your copy…
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posted by: ninad
posted on: December 16th, 2008

As a MBA student I need to use Google through out the day for simple stuff, but I’ve never quite grasped the power of this tool. So, I did some homework on this tool, and copy pasting some tips from article that David Pogue published in NY Times. (Pogue is a column writer for NY Times’ weekly Circuits e-magazine.) Enjoy!
1. Download and install the Google toolbar. Not only does it put the Google search box into your browser full-time, but it also blocks pop-up ads and fills in forms for you.
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posted by: ninad
posted on: October 15th, 2008
Innowe Portal -

I have developed a new web portal for my college called Innowe.org to simplify and streamline student’s access to Innowe activities and other web resources. I will continually improve and upgrade the capabilities and convenience of the portal with regular offerings of new features and content.

In the future the portal will provide single sign-on on which they have user privileges with forum facility with content upload to all of the College’s students.

posted by: ninad
posted on: May 20th, 2008

How many times have people said that your website is too slow?

Over last few months I have been facing this same problem. I browsed the web for answers, even went ahead and bought many books on Website Optimization. All of them more or less targeted the same issue of caching static contents using additional third party tools which improvises upon browser caching thus getting better performance and all that sort of stuff.


Analyzing the Website Performance

There were enough options to start that made me crazy as to which one to go ahead with, I wanted things to be under my control rather than adding complexities. For this I needed information as to what actually is traveling between my web server and web browser. I added loggers in my code to note the timestamps at server, even timed by database queries.

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posted by: ninad
posted on: April 26th, 2008

While working on an e-commerce system, I wanted to use some CSS tricks for it. I had noticed that the nested styles take precedence over the global ones. For Example, consider the following,

.Productbox{
width:150px;
height:200px;
background:#000000;
}
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