One of the great things about using WordPress as a website platform, is the ability to add plugins to get the features and functionality you need. Plugins can be an amazing tool, but you need to understand what plugins do and how to pick and use them effectively. Think of plugins as modular additions […]
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The internet, just like the real world, can be a wonderful, but also a scary place. There are many risks that come with having a website, but today I want to focus on hacking – an ever-present threat for every business, large and small. There seems to be a belief, especially among small business owners, […]
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In this video, my search engine optimization specialist Shea Bailey joined me to talk about a topic that so many business owners ask us about: how to improve your SEO through your blogging efforts.
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In this video, my search engine optimization specialist Shea Bailey joined me to talk about what cornerstone content is, why it’s important for your SEO efforts, and the steps that you as a business owner should take to create your own cornerstone content.
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It can happen so easily. Do not wait for the miserable experience of losing your website data to put backup measures in place. Let’s talk about a few key reasons you need a reliable, regular backup solution.
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In this video, my search engine optimization specialist Shea Bailey joined me to talk about how to measure your SEO ranking, how to know if your SEO efforts are actually working, and how long you can expect it to take to see results.
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After almost two decades in web development, I’ve heard more than a few horror stories about website projects. I’ve talked to business owners who’ve come to me with website money pits that end up needing extensive fixes or, in some cases, a complete redo, all because it wasn’t done right the first time.
Read MoreChoosing a platform for your website can feel very overwhelming for a lot of small business owners, so in this blog post, I’m going to break down some of the different options available to you, and the questions you should be asking yourself.
Read MoreThere are few things on a website that make a potential client wince more than looking at a business’s email address and seeing that it’s a Hotmail or a Gmail address. Whether or not it’s something you would personally be taken aback by, take my word for it that it often signals a lack of professionalism and refinement.
Read MoreWe expect, no, we count on the websites we visit to be lightening fast. And nothing makes us more frustrated than being reminded of the dial up days. We live in a ‘give me my info quickly or I. Am. Out of here!’ age and it is in our best interests to make sure we meet the expectations of the people who visit our websites.
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