Keegan BrownAugust 4, 2015 A site redesign can be a big undertaking for a company, taking up a lot of time and resources. In addition to the technical aspects involved with SEO migrations, there are often several important PPC elements that get lost in the transition to a new site. While you may be thinking … Continue reading PPC Checklist: 5 Things to Do After a Site Redesign
Richie ContartesiAugust 3, 2015 When you’re working on getting a website built for your company or organization, it is all too easy to just let the Web designer go willy nilly and follow their own ideas about what your site should look like. How this usually shakes out is a design that doesn’t suit the … Continue reading 10 Things You and Your Web Designer Should Know About Each Other
Carly MurphyAugust 1, 2015 To stay current with the ever-changing digital landscape, many companies are finding they’re in need of a web redesign every few years. If you’re one of these companies, you’ll want to streamline the process as much as possible, which means effectively communicating with your design team. The best way to do this … Continue reading How to Effectively Communicate with Designers During a Website Redesign
Tobias DeanJuly 31, 2015 Small businesses are often guilty of neglecting or rushing their website design in order to get it running as soon as possible. But the fact is – a wrong website design with substandard images and cluttered navigation can easily drive a lot of your customers away, leading to losses of thousands … Continue reading Top Tips For Small Business Website Design [Infographic]
Tabitha Jean NaylorJuly 29, 2015 They say that you never truly appreciate something or someone until they’re gone… or just temporarily unavailable. We’ve all been there, the middle of a very important project and the realization occurs that you’re missing a critical piece. In this case, we’re talking about a graphic designer, the often unappreciated … Continue reading Do It Yourself: Graphic Design Edition
Lucinda WatrousJuly 27, 2015 In today’s technology-laden world, if you don’t have an online presence, you’re missing out on thousands of potential customers in your area. 85% of consumers say they use the Internet to find local businesses, and 79% of customers say they trust online reviews. For the small business owner who’s struggling with … Continue reading Your Guide to Creating a Web Presence on the Cheap
Steve MastersJuly 25, 2015 The unsubscribe experience is often a poor one, when it comes to email newsletters. There are many ways to do it. As a user, I sometimes wonder if the list owner has even spent much time thinking about it. If you manage your email newsletter through an email service provider (ESP) … Continue reading How Do You Manage Unsubscribe Links?
Kevin GallagherJuly 25, 2015 Do you know what makes a good website? Maybe you have an idea that your website should be eye-popping, with stunning images and a design that makes your visitors go ‘Wow’. Of course, none of that hurts, but it takes more than a beautifully-designed website to convert visitors into leads – … Continue reading What Is Customer-Centric Web Design?
ZOG DigitalJuly 24, 2015 Smartphones are convenient, social, and the fact that two out of three Americans own one puts an emphasis on brands to be mobile-friendly in 2015. Just as there was a transition from “on your desk” to “in your email,” the “I just texted you” culture shift is upon us. Innovative developers … Continue reading Use Of Responsive Design In Retail Doubles
Lia Boangiu|July 20th, 2015 inShare10 Google’s launch of the Mobile-Friendly Algorithm almost set the world of SEO on fire. Digital marketers, SEOs, web designers and developers were preparing their torches and pitchforks for an Apocalypse of unforeseen magnitude as Google were stating the update would have a bigger impact than Panda and Penguin combined. It’s … Continue reading Why You Don’t Need to Choose Responsive Design (But Should)
