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A potential customer has just arrived at your homepage. What next? Do they browse aimlessly? Or worse, click the little X in the corner after a brief glance? Let’s look at how you can snag those eyeballs and translate them into real results with an effective call to action (CTA). A CTA is a website element that encourages visitors to …
Have you heard that blogging will boost your search engine rankings? It’s true. Today, with so many people having access to the internet and countless means of social media, if you’re not blogging then your company is losing out. A study conducted by blogger.com reported that though while 60% of business have their own blogs, 65% of them haven’t updated …
2015 is almost here, so let’s look ahead to some of the most widely accepted website trends to keep in mind so you can be successful in the new year. If you haven’t redesigned your website in the last 2 years, a ton has changed. Maybe it’s time to ring in the new year with an updated website with these powerhouse …
How can you boost search engine rankings without spending a dime!? First find out how well your site is currently optimized for search engine by taking a quick test using a free SEO (search engine optimization) audit tool like Woorank. Then, before you pay thousands of dollars to hire an SEO specialist, you may want to try some basic tactics on …
Are you too busy for social media usage in your organization? You’re not alone. Let’s face it, this stuff takes time. Time to learn about social media and then more time to actually use it. Time you don’t have. And you may have run a successful business for years without social media, so why start now? Because even if business is …
How often should you redesign your website? With a little quick searching, you’ll find that most experts will suggest a website redesign every 2-3 years. We agree. But with one caveat: you can wait 2-3 years, as long as you update your site a minimum of every 1-2 weeks between full redesigns. Updates might things like upcoming events, announcements, industry …
When is a website design finished? I’m sorry, but hopefully never. Websites have changed. I don’t just mean the design styles, with a crisp layout or better graphics. I mean the purpose and function of a website has changed. Remember when websites were basically an online brochure? A place to promote your business. People added gobs of text and key …
