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When the on-page optimization is maxed out, and the tie-breakers are all off-site variables, the answer is a resounding "heck yes!"
If you click the link above, I will not give you a free iPad, but Bill Gates will send you to Disneyworld if you forward this to a friend.
Web peoples:
Remember the exhilaration you felt when you figured out how to make your first, cool favicon.ico?
... or your first "optimized for IE/NS 3.0" website?
... or when you locked yourself in the lab, deciphered the DOM, and emerged 2 days later with your first hand-coded DHTML creation?
... when you through 87a to the wind and produced your first animated gif89a?
Well, time marches on, and we've moved far beyond the old, gray "Netscape Now" icons, to a new world of shinier, sparkly buttons... on touch screens. BEHOLD!
How to make a bookmark icon for the iPhone or iPad:
from http://lifeinthefastlane.com/2010/07/the-little-button/
1. Create your icon…
With the advent of the iPod Touch, Apple updated their devices to allow users to add website links to their home screen. These home screen icons are created by taking a thumbnail screenshot of your current view on that website. Pretty cool, but…boring!
Now Apple has provided web site owners the ability to specify an icon to be used in-place of the screenshot (apple-touch-icon.png). You can also explicitly specify which icon should be used when the iPhone’s browser visits your site by specifying a ‘link‘ tag in the portion of your page’s html.
There are lots of websites which help generate a favicon for your website…but my favourite is Flavor Studio Tools and Resources. Note that the size of an iPad Home Screen icon is 72×72 pixels, so you may need to re-size the downloaded images.
This icon is also compatible with the iPhone and iPod Touch. The size of the icons on those displays is 57×57, but you do not have to create an alternate version. Those mobile devices will shrink down your 72×72 icon automatically. (Of Zen and Computing)2. Upload the icon to your blog/website
link href="http://www.website.com/apple-touch-icon.png" rel="apple-touch-icon"(except you need the <> and the closing link tag- having trouble encoding for blogger)
href attribute to reflect the location of your site’s icon and change webiste.com to your own domain name.Web peoples:
Remember the exhileration you felt when you figured out how to make your first, cool favicon.ico?
... or your first "optimized for IE/NS 3.0" website?
... or when you locked yourself in the lab, deciphered the DOM, and emerged 2 days later with your first hand-coded DHTML creation?
... when you through 87a to the wind and produced your first animated gif89a?
Well, time marches on, and we've moved far beyond the old, gray "Netscape Now" icons, to a new world of shinier, sparkly buttons... on touch screens. BEHOLD!
How to make a bookmark icon for the iPhone or iPad:
from http://lifeinthefastlane.com/2010/07/the-little-button/
1. Create your icon…
With the advent of the iPod Touch, Apple updated thier devices to allow users to add website links to their home screen. These home screen icons are created by taking a thumbnail screenshot of your current view on that website. Pretty cool, but…boring!
Now Apple has provided web site owners the ability to specify an icon to be used in-place of the screenshot (apple-touch-icon.png). You can also explicity specify which icon should be used when the iPhone’s browser visits your site by specifying a ‘link‘ tag in the <head> portion of your page’s html.
There are lots of websites which help generate a favicon for your website…but my favourite is Flavor Studio Tools and Resources. Note that the size of an iPad Home Screen icon is 72×72 pixels, so you may need to re-size the downloaded images.
This icon is also compatible with the iPhone and iPod Touch. The size of the icons on those displays is 57×57, but you do not have to create an alternate version. Those mobile devices will shrink down your 72×72 icon automatically. (Of Zen and Computing)
2. Upload the icon to your blog/website
3. Add some code
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" href="http://www.website.com/apple-touch-icon.png"/>
href attribute to reflect the location of your site’s icon and change webiste.com to your own domain name.
from:
http://lifeinthefastlane.com/2010/07/the-little-button/
-Crockett Dunn
Owner CDLLC
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=130646918
Reputation Management, SEO... Hey that's what I do. Nothing sinister about it, as long as it is REALITY being propagated, rather than fiction... just like marketing in any other medium.
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