What is the single place where you are in COMPLETE control of the message your business sends online? It is your website, so take advantage of that fact by providing your customers with the best user experience possible.
In order to stay ahead of the competition, it is important to focus on both online visibility and lead generation. Traffic is key, but you're losing out on potential business if you can't convert that traffic into leads.
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Using WooCommerce to build your eCommerce store online.
How you respond to a negative review impacts not only the reviewer but all the sets of eyes that come afterward.
Create listings on sites worth lots of points to improve your listings score
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How to Determine Your Page Speed and Score
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What should your blog discuss? How many posts should get published, and how often? Just who the heck is going to read this stuff, anyway?
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The world has gone digital, and business has followed. It’s easier to go where your audience is than to bring them to your door, and the biggest audience lives online.
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If you can provide value while posting every day, then by all means, post daily. If that’s not the case, stick to this rule: quality over quantity, folks. Quality wins every time.
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A lot of people think a website should be an online version of your business. In reality, this is virtually impossible. A website is more like a messenger for your business.
Your website content is one of your most important marketing tools. Whether or not people engage can mean the difference between one dollar and one million dollars in revenue. It’s worth it to take the time to make your website beautiful.
All in all, it’s a pretty swell time to be building a website for your business. Hosting is cost-effective and secure, design templates have never looked nicer, and there is plenty of great content out there to help guide you through the process. But if you are ever curious if your website is serving you well, just follow this tip from Kevin Lao at Google: take out your phone, pull up your site and ask yourself “do you like what you see?” Now go to your closest competitor’s site and ask yourself the same question. Your answer will tell you all you need to know.
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