Adam DukesMarch 2, 2015 Hope your coffee is hot, this should take you about 3 minutes and 25 seconds to read (According to Forbes, the average adult reads 300 words per minute) For most websites, 98% of the website traffic leaves without taking the desired action. That is a lot of lost opportunities. I spend … Continue reading How to Add Facebook Tracking Pixels to Your WordPress Website in Under 5 Minutes
Jessie-Lee NicholsMarch 1, 2015 Website redesigns are not for the faint of heart. They require a lot of time, energy and patience. Nevertheless, thhe average business will need to redesign its website every two years or so in order to keep up with changing technology and stay current with modern web design trends. Fast forward … Continue reading 9 Terrible Reasons for a Website Redesign
Sam WrightFebruary 27, 2015 Website footers are one of the most commonly overlooked elements of a webpage — their location leads a lot of brands to believe that the content placed there will go unnoticed, or that they’re simply not that important. That may have been the case ten years ago, when footers consisted mainly of copyright notices, but … Continue reading Common Website Footer Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Susan GilbertFebruary 27, 2015 If you think that the only way to get website traffic is paying for it – think again! While it may be true that some of the “good old” free traffic methods in the SEO of the past are getting more difficult and unpredictable all the time, new methods are constantly … Continue reading Get More Website Traffic In 2015
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Kelly FitzgeraldFebruary 25, 2015 I know it might be tough to hear, but it must be said: your website is not for you. I’m not trying to hurt your feelings, but this is a fact every business owner should know. When designing your website and writing content for it, you should have these “people” in … Continue reading Why Your Website Isn’t For You – It’s For Your Buyer Personas
Shruti LeleFebruary 25, 2015 One of the most common woes for anyone with a business is “lack of traffic” to their website or blog. In today’s hyper digital age, it is almost suicidal if a business does not have a good online presence. Unfortunately, there is no magic bullet for getting tons of traffic to … Continue reading How to Use Snip.ly to Drive Traffic to Your Website
Tony AdragnaFebruary 23, 2015 It’s the start of a new year and maybe your company is deciding it’s finally time to redesign your website. A website redesign is not something you should decide to do on a whim and expect it to be successful. There is strategy behind a redesign, and there are certain metrics … Continue reading What Metrics Matter Most When Deciding To Redesign Your Website?
Mary-Blanche KraemerFebruary 23, 2015 People read words differently online than they do when reading printed materials. For example, instead of reading left to right and line-by-line, website users scan the page looking for phrases or keywords that catch their attention. As web users, why do we do this? Usually, we’re on a mission to answer … Continue reading 7 Best Practices For Website Copywriting
Michael Davidson Bad news, marketers and website designers—customers aren’t all that interested in the snazzy features on your websites and mobile apps, like widgets showcasing your clever social media campaign. They just want the page or app to load faster and be easy to navigate, whether they’re using a computer, tablet, or mobile device. That’s … Continue reading Yottaa Grows By Helping Customers Boost Website, App Performance
