You’re a busy person. Between your work and home lives, your hobbies and other responsibilities, you don’t have a lot of free time for building your brand online. Both Twitter and Facebook are good options, you’ve heard, but you only have the time to devote to one. Which do you choose? (more…)
Not everyone who has a website loves, or even understands, the world of SEO. Some don’t even know what SEO is, or why it’s important. It’s a technical term, they say, and their business is doing just fine without any difficult or expensive extras. They might even see it as a scam; they’ll be charged an exorbitant amount, for no real noticeable work. (more…)
Each week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff about web design, development, internet advertising, social media, and anything else we find interesting out there. (more…)
What first catches your attention when you’re scanning a list of blog posts. Is it a snazzy graphic, a well-written first paragraph? (more…)
Just because you’re running a successful social media marketing campaign, that doesn’t mean you can ignore any other marketing efforts. Email marketing still proves to be a successful way to bring in business. Before you see any real results, however, you need to follow a few basic rules. (more…)
Each week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff about web design, development, internet advertising, social media, and anything else we find interesting out there. (more…)
Making it easy for website visitors to find you on social media sites is important. It’s just as important that your content is easy for them to share on those same sites. The easier you make it, the more likely someone is to like or share your site. (more…)
If you want to be a part of your local market, you need to show up in the local search results for your area; it’s that simple. The businesses that focus on being found by local searchers are almost always the ones who are bringing in the most sales. Just claiming your Google local business page isn’t enough (although it does help tremendously). You need to take several additional steps. (more…)
Each week we tweet a lot of interesting stuff about web design, development, internet advertising, social media, and anything else we find interesting out there. (more…)
You have two very similar pages on your website. It’s not something you can change, but you don’t want to lose points with Google for duplicate content. This is most often a problem with businesses that have several variations of their product pages (alphabetical, by price, by popularity). Having just one version isn’t practical if you want to give customers the option of viewing the products in their choice of orders. So, what can you do? (more…)
