by Stephanie McLaughlin | Jul 22, 2021 | Websites
Companies determining how to plan a website should take note of our new page, The Ultimate Guide to Website Planning and Maintenance. We recommend taking great care when website planning as your site and its content are going to inform Google about your areas of...
by Stephanie McLaughlin | Jul 6, 2021 | Websites
Outdated websites are more common than you might think. One of our longtime clients, a nonprofit, expected funding for a brand-new website but the funding fell through (for now). Rebuilding their site is on hold. What do you do when your business’ website isn’t great...
by Stephanie McLaughlin | May 26, 2021 | Websites
There are a few website content management systems (CMS) with great staying power: WordPress, Joomla and Drupal. These systems evolved and changed over the years as users adopted them, tested them and pushed them to their limits. As users’ needs changed, the...
by Stephanie McLaughlin | Mar 11, 2021 | Websites
We knew when TV pitch man/inventor Ron Popeil said, “Set it and forget it,” he wasn’t referring to your website. Your site is never “set” and you should never “forget it.” Case in point: are you “set” for Google’s “core web vitals” update coming in May 2021? What are...
by Stephanie McLaughlin | Feb 26, 2021 | Websites
If you need to drive traffic to your website, whether it’s for a new product or service or to generate some new leads, one of the quickest solutions is digital advertising with pay-per-click ads a.k.a PPC ads. This post looks at some of the most-frequently asked...
by Stephanie McLaughlin | Feb 18, 2021 | Websites
If cobwebs haunt the back end of your website and, more importantly, if you don’t know how to access the back end of your website, this post is for you. Forty percent of all websites use WordPress for content management, so there’s a decent chance your site utilizes...
