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Revenue-Generating Website Design is Growth-Driven and Mobile-First

by Lara Berendt May 7, 2016May 7, 2016 If your business website looks outdated, serves up a confounding user experience, or—gasp!—isn’t responsive, you’ve probably got a redesign in the works. But the very words “website redesign” often elicit groans from employees. Many people associate them with a drawn-out, painful process yielding a new site that … Continue reading Revenue-Generating Website Design is Growth-Driven and Mobile-First →

Planning A Website Or Rebuilding A Website? Read This First!

by Brian Neufeld May 6, 2016 Follow @briantneufeldMay 6, 2016 I tend to look to share unique or innovative ideas with small business owners. As a result, I sometimes neglect to share some sound marketing advice because it’s been around for a while so I assume everyone knows what it is. Well, here’s something everyone … Continue reading Planning A Website Or Rebuilding A Website? Read This First! →

Do You Need More Website Traffic Without Hurting Your Wallet? Here’s How to Get It

by Goutham Bhadri May 5, 2016 Follow @mktgsamuraiMay 5, 2016 Staples was onto something when they created their “easy” button. But for now, most things worthwhile aren’t available with a quick click. For example, how much better would your business website perform if you had a keyboard equipped with a ‘get traffic’ button? Unfortunately it … Continue reading Do You Need More Website Traffic Without Hurting Your Wallet? Here’s How to Get It →

Website Development Experts Reveal Design Trends to Incorporate Now

by Steve Hamm May 3, 2016 Follow @maasprosrduMay 3, 2016 Each year, the look of business websites undergoes dramatic changes. Since website development is the art and science of adapting to change while keeping stringent search engine optimization (SEO) techniques in mind, professionals tend to look for trends that prove successful before encouraging clients to … Continue reading Website Development Experts Reveal Design Trends to Incorporate Now →