A large percentage of visitors come to BigBerries from search engines. Users get onto the web, enter queries, scan the results and click the listing that appears to be most relevant to their search.

If the search engine and the website are working in harmony, the user is happy and a successful joint transaction between the user, search engines and website is completed. Continue →

Writers wanted.

March 19, 2008

If you can appreciate a good turn of a phrase, know a particular topic pretty well, feel as though you could do a better job, need a place to share your insights in fashion, music, moves and entertainment, we would love for you to become a contributor.

Many comments on BigBerries have bad links in the website field or those visitors promoting their websites abuse it. Moving forward we will remove website field in an effort to reduce abuse of the comment system and improve your experience while using BigBerries.

16GB iPhone Overview

February 08, 2008

As soon as word broke on the 16GB iPhone, we snatched up a couple. Shipments were still in back when we called and upon arriving to the Apple Store, one employee was not even sure if the phones were ready. We were not going for that. Continue →

Sour Patch - Pagination

January 28, 2008

Today I noticed a few pagination errors on Sweet Deals as well as BigBerries. Both errors were regarding tags and categories. With the modifications we made recently unfortunately, there were still some bugs. I hope that we cleared everything up.

Have you ever searched the web, followed a link through an email or from a website and come to a site thinking you will find what you are looking for, only to see advertisements?

When you come to a site, you want content, I know I do. You do not want to see the title of the article, surrounded by several advertisements and maybe the first sentence of what you are looking for. You want content.

This experience can be frustrating for users. Despite a perceived increase in revenue, long term it may be causing you to lose money. Many above the fold proponents will cry foul, but user experience is core.

During the latest revamp of BigBerries.com, the primary goal was to figure a way to build on our original ideas and navigation while bringing the content that users were looking for higher up the page. Continue →



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