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Beantin Webbkommunikation is James Royal-Lawson+46735931654, Stockholm-based digital strategist and web managerwebbkonsult, webbrådgivare
On this blog you can find articles that cover web strategy webbstrategi, intranets intranät, trends (often with a Swedish twist), analytics, and running an effective web presence. Check out my most popular posts.
Template: Go/No-go decision for website content
When managing a website for a company or organisation one of the many discussion points between you and content owners is whether their content should be published or not. I’ve produced a Go/No-go website content template to help guide you in that decision making process.
EU Cookie law in Sweden
Slowly but surely we’re getting a picture of what is expected of website owners (and indeed application providers) in respect of the Swedish response to the EU directive on online-privacy.
The Beantin Index
Last week I launched The Beantin Index, a site where Swedish websites are graded and ranked!
After a number of months of planning and preparation (as a side-project) The Index has, at last, seen the light of day.
Google Analytics: what are visits?
It’s all change with Visits and Google Analytics. In August 2011 Google altered when they consider a session to have ended. A small change according to their blog.
Get ready, I’m going to mention some odd sounding cookie names a fair bit!
The complete website redesign: why you should avoid it
Never do a complete redesign & rewrite of your website in one go.
Many companies are still locked in a 3-5 year redesign cycle - a point is reached when the unhappiness with their website reaches such a level that a total redesign is ordered.
