A lot of my blogs focus on websites for small businesses… or businesses doing their best to no longer be small. For those sites, customers and sales top the priority charts, but what about those websites who aren’t out to make a buck? I’m looking at you, non-profits. Running a non-profit website is similar in […]
We all love our websites. They’re like our kids sometimes. We helped create them, we’ve enjoyed watching them mature, and if you leave them unattended, they might just blurt out embarrassing personal information. But as much as we love our work, we sometimes need to get away from it. Maybe it’s a business trip, maybe
If there’s one thing you should take away from all of my blog posts, it’s that I’m insanely talented. But the other very important takeaway is that everything comes down to SEO. You can have the cleanest, most efficient site on the planet, but if search engines haven’t found it, neither will your customers. And
There are good websites, there are great websites, and there are cheap websites. And nothing says “please try out our competitors” like the latter. Your website is often your first introduction to your potential customers, and just like a brick-and-mortar business, you want to make sure your visitors don’t walk inside and instantly start spotting
