As a business owner I’m sure you have been told that it is extremely important that your website be mobile friendly. You heard them, and put it on your 2015 “to-do” list. It’s not a high priority because you know that people can pinch and squeeze their way around your site on their mobile device in order to locate your contact information. That’s good enough for now right?
We’ve all seen those really cool flash websites popping up here and there on the internet. They can look great because they have an added bonus of a flashy website. The graphics can be extremely eye-catching and impressive. If you’re a business owner considering a flash website, keep reading this article before making your decision. While the look of a website is very important from a usability stand point, you want to make sure that a flash website will be helping your business instead of hindering it.
You have spent a lot of time and money setting up your website for your business. It looks great and you’re confident that it will help you get the sales and clients you need. You launch the website expecting the leads to start coming in, but they don’t. This is a common problem among people setting up a business website. A lot of web design companies will boast true facts about what a website needs in order to make a sale with the traffic that comes to the site. But how do you actually get the visitors to the site?
Starting the process of creating a website for your small business is a long daunting process. Choosing Wordpress to create your website will help make this process more manageable. While there are many website platforms out there that boast “easy to use”, or “easy to create” websites, WordPress tops the lists by experts as the real deal.
You have, or are starting a business, what is the one of the first things you need to make your business plan successful? A Website. Unless you are already a web designer & developer you will want to look into hiring a professional to create the website for you.
In 2014 there were a lot of web design enhancements that have come into the market. Some of these “enhancements” helped improve the look and feel of your website making it more appealing to potential customers and clients, and some of these “enhancements” will harm your website instead of helping.
Keywords and Google-Friendly Content Once upon a time, search engine optimization developers stuffed keywords willy-nilly into web content in the hopes that higher keyword densities
You have a website that is performing as it should be for your business, but do you have a specific adwords landing page? It is capturing some organic traffic and provides information to those who already know of your business and seek you out. Everything is going “okay”. You may have even done some research to figure out that maybe some online advertising is the best route for your business right now. This is probably a great solution. It could also turn out to be a very costly waste of time if you don’t approach this right.
If you’re starting a new business or personal website (and have been keeping up with my blog posts), then you might be starting to realize there is a lot more to building a website than having a computer and some basic computer skills. There are a lot of hidden things you will not even think about until you cross that path. One of the things you have to add to your “to-do list” is find a proper web hosting for the website. If you think like me, the first thing you will do is input “web hosting in Canada” into your favourite search engine to see what comes up. Already you will hit a snag a realize this is more complicated than you thought.
As a business owner I’m sure you have been told that it is extremely important that your website be mobile friendly. You heard them, and put it on your 2015 “to-do” list. It’s not a high priority because you know that people can pinch and squeeze their way around your site on their mobile device in order to locate your contact information. That’s good enough for now right?
We’ve all seen those really cool flash websites popping up here and there on the internet. They can look great because they have an added bonus of a flashy website. The graphics can be extremely eye-catching and impressive. If you’re a business owner considering a flash website, keep reading this article before making your decision. While the look of a website is very important from a usability stand point, you want to make sure that a flash website will be helping your business instead of hindering it.
You have spent a lot of time and money setting up your website for your business. It looks great and you’re confident that it will help you get the sales and clients you need. You launch the website expecting the leads to start coming in, but they don’t. This is a common problem among people setting up a business website. A lot of web design companies will boast true facts about what a website needs in order to make a sale with the traffic that comes to the site. But how do you actually get the visitors to the site?
Starting the process of creating a website for your small business is a long daunting process. Choosing Wordpress to create your website will help make this process more manageable. While there are many website platforms out there that boast “easy to use”, or “easy to create” websites, WordPress tops the lists by experts as the real deal.
You have, or are starting a business, what is the one of the first things you need to make your business plan successful? A Website. Unless you are already a web designer & developer you will want to look into hiring a professional to create the website for you.
In 2014 there were a lot of web design enhancements that have come into the market. Some of these “enhancements” helped improve the look and feel of your website making it more appealing to potential customers and clients, and some of these “enhancements” will harm your website instead of helping.
Keywords and Google-Friendly Content Once upon a time, search engine optimization developers stuffed keywords willy-nilly into web content in the hopes that higher keyword densities
You have a website that is performing as it should be for your business, but do you have a specific adwords landing page? It is capturing some organic traffic and provides information to those who already know of your business and seek you out. Everything is going “okay”. You may have even done some research to figure out that maybe some online advertising is the best route for your business right now. This is probably a great solution. It could also turn out to be a very costly waste of time if you don’t approach this right.
If you’re starting a new business or personal website (and have been keeping up with my blog posts), then you might be starting to realize there is a lot more to building a website than having a computer and some basic computer skills. There are a lot of hidden things you will not even think about until you cross that path. One of the things you have to add to your “to-do list” is find a proper web hosting for the website. If you think like me, the first thing you will do is input “web hosting in Canada” into your favourite search engine to see what comes up. Already you will hit a snag a realize this is more complicated than you thought.
As a business owner I’m sure you have been told that it is extremely important that your website be mobile friendly. You heard them, and put it on your 2015 “to-do” list. It’s not a high priority because you know that people can pinch and squeeze their way around your site on their mobile device in order to locate your contact information. That’s good enough for now right?
We’ve all seen those really cool flash websites popping up here and there on the internet. They can look great because they have an added bonus of a flashy website. The graphics can be extremely eye-catching and impressive. If you’re a business owner considering a flash website, keep reading this article before making your decision. While the look of a website is very important from a usability stand point, you want to make sure that a flash website will be helping your business instead of hindering it.
You have spent a lot of time and money setting up your website for your business. It looks great and you’re confident that it will help you get the sales and clients you need. You launch the website expecting the leads to start coming in, but they don’t. This is a common problem among people setting up a business website. A lot of web design companies will boast true facts about what a website needs in order to make a sale with the traffic that comes to the site. But how do you actually get the visitors to the site?
Starting the process of creating a website for your small business is a long daunting process. Choosing Wordpress to create your website will help make this process more manageable. While there are many website platforms out there that boast “easy to use”, or “easy to create” websites, WordPress tops the lists by experts as the real deal.
You have, or are starting a business, what is the one of the first things you need to make your business plan successful? A Website. Unless you are already a web designer & developer you will want to look into hiring a professional to create the website for you.
In 2014 there were a lot of web design enhancements that have come into the market. Some of these “enhancements” helped improve the look and feel of your website making it more appealing to potential customers and clients, and some of these “enhancements” will harm your website instead of helping.
Keywords and Google-Friendly Content Once upon a time, search engine optimization developers stuffed keywords willy-nilly into web content in the hopes that higher keyword densities
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