As we close out the year for 2018 and look forward to 2019, is your business ready? More specifically, is your website ready to tackle the year in style (and with the appropriate functionality)? If your website was built more … Continue reading
Understanding the Various Ways to Build with WordPress It may not always be clear what kind of site you are getting when you call a web design company and request an estimate. I talk to people all the time that … Continue reading
Website Image Rights & Why You Should Care To some, this topic may seem obvious, but we’ve had the issue arise often enough over the years, including just this last week, that I think it bears addressing in clear terms. … Continue reading
Making the Most of the Disconnected First Impression There was a time when the first impression you made on a potential customer was direct – that is, a phone call or an in-person meeting. You were able to control your … Continue reading
As DIY web technology and tools (services like Squarespace, Wix, and GoDaddy’s Website Builder) continue to expand and improve, why would a small business spend thousands of dollars on a website when they could create a mobile-friendly website themselves in … Continue reading
For site owners that have been putting off the conversion to having a mobile-friendly site, it is now time (ok, the right time was a year and a half ago, but now it is really time). Google announced today that … Continue reading
As you make to-do lists and set goals for your business for 2016, don’t forget your website. It is your frontline ambassador. It is often the first touch point that a potential customer has with your business. As such, it … Continue reading
I have now heard from three different clients about an invoice they received from a company called WebsiteBackup asking for $70.00 for a website backup service they did not remembering having. If you have received such an invoice, it is … Continue reading
If you are waiting until mobile really takes off to address the mobile usability of your business website, the time is now. Arguably, it was two years ago. But with Google’s recent warning emails to site owners about mobile usability … Continue reading
When we take over the management of websites for new clients, we always ask for the FTP login, which is necessary to maintain a website. The FTP login allows us to connect to the server that houses the website’s files. … Continue reading
