“Anything worth doing … is worth doing badly.” G.K. Chesterton If you grew up hearing grown-ups say, “If something is worth doing, it’s worth doing well,” then the above statement by
When I was in college, I took a “singing for the stage” class. The instructor once put me in front of the class and told me to sing a song,
If you’ve ever taught your children to pick up their rooms or do chores, you know you have to stay on top of them. The little tykes emerge from their
Last week , I wrote a tip about video vs. text, which stressed the importance of giving your visitors a choice to either read your content or watch a video
I often judge web issues based simply on my own habits. Yes, I know that objective testing is best and often yields information contrary to what is anticipated. But for
This week’s Easy Web Tip is really easy. In fact, some of you will yawn. But if you don’t already know this little tip, you will be very happy today.
Lately, I’ve been hearing some “social media experts” tell businesses to focus ALL their energy on social media and not their websites. That’s dangerous. For one thing, I always worry
Some of my favorite “Internet experts” have really old websites. They look like they are from the 90s. The owners know their sites are old, but they are already very
In my younger years, I took a comedy writing class from Danny Simon. Yes, he was Neil’s older brother and he was a successful comedy writer in his own right,