Small Business Marketing
The message this week is short but powerful. It’s my #1 web design tip, which is: Design your website for what your customers care about. Don’t design for what your CEO cares about. Don’t design based on your past websites.…
Read MoreHow businesses can quickly integrate the new page design into their marketing efforts Savvy businesses already know that Facebook is launching a mandatory page design update for all businesses on March 30, 2012. This quick primer will help your business get…
Read MoreIn the last few years, I’ve chosen WordPress as the web design platform for the vast majority of my clients’ websites. In fact, a colleague told me yesterday that his web team recommended they rebuild their entire site in WordPress,…
Read MoreIn this marketing podcast, I give marketing tips for making great first impressions. Your customer’s first impression could be your storefront or even your website, and what customers think determines if they will buy from you. And I also reveal…
Read MoreThis article highlights the importance of html tags to Search Engine Optimization (SEO). This may seem technical and dry, but it could make the difference between a customer finding your site or your competitor’s site. A tag, among other things,…
Read MoreMost businesses don’t realize that Google provides a variety of free tools to improve your website traffic. Here are some of the most useful free Google tools.
Read MoreEvery small business knows they need a website, but it can be challenging to build website traffic. Even if you have beautiful web design and an easy-to-use layout full of great information for your customers, your job is not yet complete until customers and potential customers visit your website. This article will provide tips for success while exploring the two major ways for building website traffic: pay-per-click advertising and search engine optimization.
Read MoreFor most businesses, the ultimate purpose of web design is to encourage a visitor to become a customer. To achieve that goal, websites need to be visitor-focused. Every decision about the website should answer the question, “Will this be better or worse for the visitor?”
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