New Website? It Ain’t Over!
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
October 25, 2018
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
This week, I’m going to give you a super quick and easy-as-pie web tip. Please check the copyright dates in the footer of your website. You do have copyright dates
I’ve written in the recent past about how hard it is to follow all of my own advice with respect to proofreading and time management. Now I have to add
A number of years ago I wrote a tip entitled 3 Proofreading Secrets for Mostly Error-Free Website Pages. The third tip suggested that you print out your newly drafted page
Okay, I’m old school. I admit it. I like to have a button at the top left of a web page that clearly says HOME. If I’m on an unfamiliar
One of the coolest things about developing content for your website is the incredibly long shelf life of your efforts. I have written pages for clients that continue to work
So your retail store has your family name and has been around for decades: McGillicutty Lamps & Lighting. That meant when it came time to build a website, you purchased