The included FAQs component allows you to define questions and answers, and have them searchable within a formatted list within your page. You can add FAQs to your list by going to the “FAQs” option under your theme specific features.
- What is content development?
- What is eCommerce?
- What is CMS (Content Management System)?
- What are Backlinks?
- What is a Blog?
- What is the term - Conversion?
- What is Database Driven?
- What is a Directory or search Engine Directory?
- What is a Domain?
- What is a Domain Name?
What is content development?
» Simply put, content development consists of flushing out primarily the textual content of your website. Often, initial content for a new website is pulled from company brochures, media kits, sales manuals, and existing marketing material.
What is eCommerce?
» E-commerce is simply the buying and selling of information, products and services online.
What is CMS (Content Management System)?
» A dynamic website that is normally database driven and which enables the owner/user to manage the content of their own website (make changes) without needing to know any coding at all.
What are Backlinks?
» Links from other websites to yours. Used to increase a site's popularity with search engines and to get more people to visit your site.
What is a Blog?
» An online journal or diary and a very popular current method of sharing your thoughts with the world. It is also very popular as a marketing tool.
What is the term - Conversion?
» A marketing term that refers to how many website visitors convert to buyers. If 1 out of every hundred visitors to a site end up buying something, there is a 1:100 (or 1%) conversion rate. Ultimately this is what website marketing is all about because it is pointless getting thousands of visitors if none are buying your product, your services, your ideas or whatever it is you are selling (every website is selling something, even if the only payment is an ego-boost to the site owner).
What is Database Driven?
» With a normal static website, the information that you see is on the page itself. It does not change unless someone manually edits the page. On a database driven website, the information is not stored on the page, but in a database. Every time someone visits a particular page, the information is drawn from the database in order to display it on the page. Information can therefore be easily cross-referenced and the same information applied in many different ways, using formulas and different variables.
What is a Directory or search Engine Directory?
» Much like the Yellow pages, a directory is a place where information about hundreds, thousands and millions of websites is stored to allow people to easily and quickly find information and/or resources. Google, Yahoo and MSN are examples of search engine directories.
What is a Domain?
» A domain is a person or organization's unique space on the internet. In layman's terms, it is commonly used to mean the name of your website.
What is a Domain Name?
» A domain is identified by the number assigned to its unique space. To make it easier to use however, the number is given the name of your choice an this name is assigned to the number. In this way, people do not need to remember the number (IP) in order to visit a website, but can use the easier-to-remember domain name.
