Website Design – Where to start? A professional web presence that works is a must for any business. Receive a step-by-step checklist to use as a guide when building a website. Learn how to: Choose and register an effective domain name and hosting account Set site objectives and create a design to achieve them Choose …
Images are a powerful part of your messaging but you need to choose wisely. Adding pictures to your email newsletter, blog posts, web pages, and even your Facebook posts is a powerful marketing technique. A great photo will help draw people into your article, explain your message, and sometimes even evoke an emotional response. There …
WordPress websites are built using Cascading Style Sheets, or CSS as they are more commonly known. CSS was invented by lazy (bless their brilliant geeky hearts) coders who didn’t want to keep typing the same boring pieces of code over and over. Instead they write the code once and have it cascade throughout the site. …
When new social media sites pop up I do two things: Create an account because I like to secure my name. Stubbornly ignore it. This is exactly what I did with Pinterest. I created an account, pinned a few things, then never went back. However, several things have happened in the past month that have …
Have you ever asked yourself… Which sites are worth investing time in? Should I learn Pinterest? Would it be better to spend more time on LinkedIn? Time is a precious commodity and you shouldn’t waste it on a social networking site that isn’t a good fit for your industry or business. Here are five questions …
According to the Pew Research Center, Smartphone ownership in the US is about to pass the 50% mark. Up from 35% last May, their research also revealed every major demographic group “experienced a notable uptick in smartphone penetration over the last year.” In particular smartphone ownership has crossed the 60% mark for: College graduates 18-35 …
Despite over 90 million people signing up for Google+ users aren’t doing much there. According to comScore, visitors spend an average of three minutes a month on Google+ versus 6-7 hours monthly on Facebook. Google+ is basically a ghost town compared to Facebook, which by the way, has over 845 million monthly active users Why …