Silktide provides a nifty little tool called SiteScore that assesses websites according to a variety of standards. While in the end, it is just a score with a nice little button, the service does provide a quick way to assess the health and viability of a website.

There are five main categories of scoring:

Marketing [...]

Over at SEOmoz, EGOL is asking whether long blog posts or short blog posts make for a more effective blog. I added a comment stating I thought he would need a combination of both (something I have thinking about for this blog which tends to feature longer posts, I need to mix it up [...]

On the Cre8pc blog, Kim reflects on the state of blogdom and the expectations of blog behavior she has come across. I have to concur on seveal points.

Does every blog need to accept comments? Of course blogs are made to be social. Accepting comments is a way to create a conversation. However, comments [...]

I have been thinking a lot about web site usability and have been reading various articles about the topic. I am in the process of evaluating the usability of the RWT site. Jim Hedger writes that

All good marketing strategies are goal orientated and center around a clear vision. As time goes on, [...]