How Cleaning Up Your Code Can Help Your Traffic Grow

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It's like the New York Times for nerds. :-)

I ran across a great article by Eric Enge that gives a case study on how cleaning up the coding of an existing webstie helped one of his customers increase the traffic to their site by 40%.  It's a great example of simple things that you can do to your website that have huge results.

Over time, websites decay, links get broken, images get moved, reference links no longer work, it's just the way it goes over time.  After awhile your site starts to look like a house that has been weathered and a neglected.  In order to keep your 'virtual real estate' looking like a million dollars, it's a good habit to analyze it once in awile to ensure that your links aren't busted and your content is still relevant.

I could yammer on for hours about this but in my opinion, results speak louder than words:

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