This tip is similar to my last tip, which discussed restarting online marketing projects stalled by the lockdown. But maybe, before the lockdown, you weren’t even thinking about your website,
I’ve been working on a website for a client. His site was dated, terrible on mobile, contained bleh content, was poorly formatted, and wasn’t search engine optimized. I’ve know the
During this quarantine, I’ve found myself doing a lot of purging of my home office and home in general. I’ve reorganized and streamlined my office. I even bought a fancy
One of my most popular tips is an oldie, Easy Web Tip #53. In it I advised that folks put one space after a period instead of two, which was
One of the most important and often overlooked sections of local websites is the lowly footer. The footer is the section that sits at the bottom of each of your
While working on a client’s web page, I noticed an image was missing. I found the errant image in my files and re-uploaded it. That got me to wondering if
I recently helped a client overhaul his home improvement website for a high end clientele. It was a ton of work and expensive for the client. As we launched, I
For some time now, Google has been giving websites with SSL certificates a slight edge in search results rankings. An SSL certificate gives owners and users more security using encryption.
It’s not unusual for me to have a client who asks why we need any text at all on web pages. Don’t the pictures speak for themselves? Well, yes, pictures
