Recently, I was speaking with a client and he was expressing his extreme disappointment with his current website. He had purchased the site from a “industry website provider,” and he
Many retail companies use storefront websites. Advantages include web design and support services, e-catalogs, search engine optimization, out-of-town sales inquiries, and more. Disadvantages include not having access to the meta
It’s important to periodically do usability testing on your website. A low-tech way to this is simply to grab someone (not an employee), sit them down in front of your
Many people still put two spaces after a period. “That’s what my English teacher taught me,” they say. The practice is a holdover from the era of the typewriter when
Does your company struggle with just what to put on your web pages? Great website content might be sitting right under your nose. Untapped. Your sales reps and customer service
I’ve noticed that a lot of web sites these days are opting to not have a button labeled HOME for their home pages. Sometimes the button for the page is
When I sign a new client, the first thing I do is review the current web site thoroughly, along with any printed materials. If these are good, my naturally lazy
Not too long ago, I was hired by a company to improve the content of their pages. While doing so I also recommended writing their title and description meta tags.
“The world is in need of white space!” That’s what I thought the other day when I was trying to negotiate a turn in a store aisle with a loaded