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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION

What types of payments do you accept? We accept PayPal, StormPay, E-Gold, IntGold and all major credit cards, checks, e-checks and money orders. NOTE - with an e-check or personal check payment, we will have to wait until check clears to begin your project [usually 1-2 days].

I don't have PayPal, Stormpay, E-Gold or IntGold, can I use my credit card? YES!, Even if you do not have PayPal, Stormpay, E-Gold or IntGold, you can still purchase from us with a major credit card. Use the PayPal option [you do not need a PayPal account] you can still use your credit card, and there is no fee. Credit cards accepted are as follows; Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express. On orders of 300.00 or more, will will require confirmed payment of 50% before starting your project.

I want to pay with an e-check thru PayPal, is this ok? YES!, we do except E-Checks thru PayPal, however - there is a time period [usually 3 day] for your e-check to clear. We will contact you after your purchase to let you know we received your e-check, then we will send you the proper submit forms to submit your banner or website URL information to us after your e-check has cleared. Many of our customers have used e-checks before, feel free to use this payment method if you prefer.

Does my site’s design really matter? Yes, site design can be a determining factor in whether your sell site will make money or not. I cannot stress this enough. Any successful website always begins with a pro design, that's a fact!

What’s a design theme? A design theme is a general feel and color scheme for any website, usually there may be cetain main images which appear on every page, sometimes in the header or logo, usually the intro page, main site, banners and all adverts are the same design theme.

How can you make all these designs so inexpensive? We can make a static banner in about 20 minutes for any customer in the highest quality possible. We use these low priced banner orders of 9.95 and so on to keep our designers busy and to show our new customers how fast and professional our service really is. Sure - we are not getting rich making banners and designs at these rates, but we do design full time, and we are doing what we love, and we have had hundreds of satisfied banner and design logo etc, clients who have come back to us time and time again to build them an entire website, it all works out in the end. Because of our low rates and fast professional service we have been able to successfully remain in business for over 10 years now. We are trying to fill the gap inbetween the ultra high priced designers which nobody can afford, and the other option - no design or poor design, which we consider totally unacceptable.

I want something designed, but I dont see any examples of it on your website, what should I do? Contact customer service, we can do almost any type of design or script work, and if we cannot, we will point you to somewhone who can!


How Web Design Can Affect Search Engine Rankings
By John Metzler

Uniquely built web sites can create unique issues when being promoted on the search engines. From a basic 3 page brochure site to a corporate site with hundreds of dynamically generated pages, every web site needs to have certain design aspects in order to achieve the full effects of an SEO campaign. Below are a few points to take into consideration when building or updating your web site.

1. Size Matters. The size of a web site can have a huge impact on search engine rankings. Search engines love content, so if you have only a few pages to your site and your competitors have dozens, it's difficult to see a top page ranking for your site. In some cases it may be difficult to present several pages of information about your business or products, so you may need to think about adding frëe resources for visitors. It will help in broadening the scope of your web site (which search engines like) as well as keep visitors on your site longer, possibly resulting in more sales.


2. Graphics-Based Web Sites.
While web sites that offer the visitor a more esthetically-pleasing experience may seem like the best choice for someone searching for your product, they are the most difficult to optimize. Since search engine robots cannot read text within graphics or animation, what they see may be just a small amount of text. And if we learned anything from point #-1, small amounts of content will not result in top rankings. If you really must offer the visitor a graphics-heavy or Flash web site, consider creating an html-based side of your site that is also available to visitors. This site will be much easier to promote on the search engines and your new found visitors will also have the option to jump over to the nicer looking part of your site.


3. Dynamic Web Pages.
If most of your web site is generated by a large database (such as a large book dealer with inventory that is changing by the minute) you may find that some of your pages do not get indexed by major search engines. If you look at the URL of these pages they can be extremely long and have characters such as ?, #, &, %, or = along with huge amounts of seemingly random numbers or letters. Since these pages are automatically generated by the database as needed, the search engines have a tough time keeping them up to date and relevant for search engine users. One way to combat this problem is to offer a search engine friendly site map listing all your static pages just to let them know that you do have permanent content on your site. If search engines see links going to and from these dynamic pages within a good internal linking system, this may also lead to the pages getting indexed. The link popularity of your site may carry more weïght in this case as well, so if you can't offer as much static content as your competition, make sure you have an aggressive link campaign on the go.


4. Proper Use of Html.
There is quite a bit of sub-par web design software out there. Word processors usually have a way to create html documents which can be easily uploaded to a site via ftp. However, in many cases the code that the search engine robots see is mostly lines and lines of font and position formatting, not relevant content. The more efficiently written web sites usually achieve higher rankings. Our choice for web design software is Macromedia Dreamweaver, as it is an industry standard. It also makes using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) a breeze, which can drastically cut down on the amount of text formatting in html code. Hand-coding html to design sites is also a good method if you are proficient enough. There are some no brainers too: Web sites with abnormal amounts of hyperlinks, bold or italicized text, improper use of heading, alt, or comment tags can also expect to see low rankings.


5. Choosing a Domain Name. The golden rule to web development of any kind is to keep your visitors in mind above all else - even search engine optimization. When choosing a domain name, one should pick either your business name (if you have a high-profile business name such as Chapters or Coca-Cola) or a brief description of your products. Domain names can always help with search engine optimization, since it is another area of your web site in which important keywords can appear. Forget about long-winded domains such as www.number-one-best-books-on-earth.com. No one will ever remember it and it will be hard to print on business cards or in ads. If you need to change your domain name for any reason you obviously don't want to losë existing rankings. An easy way to do this, and one that is currently supported by most search engines, is the 301 redirect. It allows you to keep your existing rankings for your old domain name, while forwarding visitors to your new web site instantly.


6. Using Frames.
Don't use frames. Frames are a thing of the 90's (and in the Internet world that is eons ago) and are not even supported by some search engines. The search engines that are able to index your site through frames will most likely frown upon them. Whatever you are trying to accomplish by using frames can usually be done with the help of PHP includes or CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Some browsers are not frames-compatible, so there is the danger of some visitors not being able to see your site at all. Bookmarking of individual pages within a frame becomes difficult without lengthly scripts being written.


7. Update Your Information. Not only does information printed two or three years ago reflect badly on your organization when it is read by a visitor, it is also looked down upon by search engines. Web sites that continuously update and grow their web sites usually experience higher rankings than stagnant sites. When the trick to SEO is offering visitors the most relevant information, you can bet that the age of web pages is taken into consideration by search engines. Consider creating a section of your site devoted to news within your organization, or have a constantly updated resources area. Many shortfalls of web sites can easily be attributed to designers who just don't keep the user or search engines in mind. Search engine algorithms are quickly improving to try and list the most user-friendly sites higher, given that the content and link popularity are there to back it up. So first and foremost, know your target market and make your web site work for them before focusing on search engine optimization. If you build it (properly), they will come.


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Legal Notes:
Graphic Design by Spyder,Wicked Website Design or any other related entity does not assume responsibility for content of your or any of your affiliates websites due to connection thru our banner or traffic/link exchanges. WWD simply provides a means of advertising and design services for thousands of websites and users, but in no way assumes any responsibility for website content. Banners will be screened for innapropriate content, so this should not be an issue. WWD reserves the right to remove any banner or user from the system [without refund] for any of the following reasons: Users website/banner contains innapropriate content, to see what is deemed innapropriate please read FAQ. - Users banner or website is not loading or has been edited to contain innapropriate content after joining. - for guaranteed hit's sales, we will just set your site to [waiting] so you will not loose all your purchased hit's if your server goes down. For banner clients - If your server goes down, your banner will show as a dead image/alt link, if this is not corrected within a few days, we will suspend your account. This can be avoided by not moving your banner from its location on your server during your campaign. for featured ad purchases, this will not be an issue, because we host your banner/image, so it will show all the time, until the campaign time limit has expired. All sales are final, if your website was declined by surf-blaster or your banner was declined due to content or any other reason, this does not obligate Traffic-Grabber to refund all or any payment to any person[s]. Traffic-Grabber.com, Traffic-Grabber.net, Surf-Blaster.com, Premium Promotion, Graphic Design by Spyder, Professional Design, www.rodneydubbs.com, and all other related entities are part of Traffic-Grabber Inc. all rights are reserved, and we own and retain all rights related to content of our pages, all images, artwork, flash and all other created and maintained by said entity. All images, artwork, templates, flash etc. are property of Traffic-grabber Inc., and may not be copied, saved, downloaded, embelished, reproduced, borrowed, leased or used for any purpose without strict consent of Traffic-Grabber Inc. These images and articles in discussion are related to and created by Traffic-Grabber Inc., this does not include added material to site thru scripted links, banners or any other member added content. We [meaning all related entities as stated above] do not take any responsibility for any content which we did not create, whether it shows on this wqebsite or elsewhere in our network, any similarity is coincidental and we hold no liability of said which may pertain to any image or other type of data used within the realm of our services.

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