When the Internet first started, the main URL extensions one could get for a website address were .com, .org, and .net. For whatever reason, .com became the standard that everyone
This is an ampersand: Just in case you don’t know, it means “and.” I often find that new clients have text on their websites where they use the ampersand —
I find writing content and analyzing data with respect to websites requires intense focus. To help my concentration, I’ve always liked listening to music while I work. But whether I
When you add a new page to your website, you want the search engines, especially Google, to list the page as fast as possible. This is called indexing. It used
When you are upgrading to a new website, often your web address (URL) will change for various, if not all, of your pages. In these cases, 301 redirects are of
Today’s tip is a “polishing” tip — something that will help make your web pages look more polished. I see many websites which use hyphens when there should be dashes.
Have you ever seen those nifty “word clouds” that folks have on their websites? Did you ever want one but didn’t know where to get one? Your best option is
In the last year, I’ve experienced two clients who have had their websites hacked. In one case, a Russian hacker was putting text at the bottom of their pages with
In my last tip, I discussed how to easily come up with ideas for topics for your blog posts, primarily by keeping a blog ideas notebook. In this tip, I