By Larry Alton May 18th, 2018 The 1990s have faded into memory, and clunky web design has faded with them — mostly. Still, some people continue to stick to pure HTML/CSS websites, and refuse to get on board with platforms that generate more dynamic content. Most people today assume that building an HTML website is an … Continue reading How Pure HTML/CSS Websites Still Have SEO Advantages
Automotive Websites See Higher Engagement Rates And Visits, Per Report by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, May 3, 2018 ‘Tis the season for buying a new car. At least for me. After relocating to Wyoming for the majority of the year, I needed a four-wheel drive vehicle. I opted for a 2018 Ford Explorer and … Continue reading Automotive Websites See Higher Engagement Rates And Visits, Per Report
Kara Jensen — April 25, 2018 Follow @BopDesignSD — April 25, 2018 There is a slew of questions that needs to be answered when building a new B2B website. One of the major questions that needs to be addressed before starting the web design process is whether you will have a custom website built or … Continue reading Custom B2B Web Design vs. Template Websites (Pros vs. Cons)
Nick Leffler — April 24, 2018 Follow @exprance — April 24, 2018 darkmoon1968 / Pixabay Business websites still matter whether for new or returning customers. Even in the world of apps, people using those apps still end up on websites most of the time. Think about it. What kind of content are your friends and … Continue reading Business Websites Still Matter For New & Returning Customers
Brandon Leibowitz — April 8, 2018 Follow @seooptimizers — April 8, 2018 StartupStockPhotos / Pixabay As human population grows around the world wide so is internet users. More than ever people are turning towards the internet not only to just find information but also conduct businesses such as purchasing goods, hiring staff, so on and … Continue reading 5 Ways Small Business Website Can Compete with Leading Websites
Eugene Bekker — March 26, 2018 Follow @EZShield — March 26, 2018 Part 2: Secure websites on a small business budget The Small Biz Conundrum: Staying Current Online There’s nothing wrong with taking a proactive approach to cutting costs where you can within your business. But even with your small business budget, cutting costs around … Continue reading Secure Websites on a Small Business Budget
Marvin Russell — February 22, 2018 Follow @marvinrussell — February 22, 2018 In honor of me turning 40 this year, I put together 40 of my favorite free web design tools to celebrate the four decades I’ve lived on this earth. Being in the web design biz for so long, I understand how web designers … Continue reading 40 Super Useful and Free Websites for Web Designers
Search Professionals Say Generating Leads, Traffic To Websites Are Biggest Challenges by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, January 10, 2018 Evolving 2018 digital search engine optimization strategies suggest that 63% of marketers feel that generating traffic and leads are their biggest challenge this year, according to data released Wednesday. Reboot’s study sought to find how companies will … Continue reading Search Professionals Say Generating Leads, Traffic To Websites Are Biggest Challenges
Carlton Smith — December 8, 2017 Follow @carltonrsmith — December 8, 2017 There was once a website who lived all alone in a tower in the forest, having been confined there by a wicked witch. Said the website, “If I do not get someone to rescue me, I shall surely die.” So she hired an … Continue reading Of Websites, Fairy Tales and the Great SEO Rankings Hoax
As the gap in connection speeds between developed and developing nations continues to widen, columnist Alexis Sanders argues that brands can use Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) to address this gap. Alexis Sanders on December 7, 2017 Like Taylor Swift, Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) have a reputation. In a not-very-official Twitter poll, 53 percent … Continue reading AMP: A case for websites serving developing countries
