Your website is one of the most powerful tools you have for marketing your local business. Consider it the central hub where all your marketing efforts come together. By using your website effectively, you can attract more customers, keep them engaged, and encourage them to return. Here are some simple… Continue Reading How to Use Your Website as the Hub for Your Marketing
So much work goes into building your business website and planning the proper content. The last thing you want is for all this work to go to waste. If you’re not saying the right things to the right people in the right way, your site won’t perform well. After all,… Continue Reading The 7 Must-Have Elements of a Successful Website
WordPress is a popular platform for many business owners for two major reasons. First of all, it allows you to run any type of business on that platform. You can run an e-commerce site. You can run a membership site or a blog-based site. You can run an agency business… Continue Reading How to Maintain Your WordPress Website
Your business website is an extension of your business and with that comes the fact that our website should be a reflection of our expertise. Whether you are a business professional, service provider, or shop owner, here are some ways that you can tweak and update your site for improved… Continue Reading 7 Ways to Improve Your Business Website
If you have a website, whether it be business-related or a personal blog, you need to be aware of some changes that may be occurring in the next year or so. On the horizon are potential new laws, especially in California, that will require everyone the ability to access your… Continue Reading 5 Tips for Website Accessibility
As a business owner, there are many forms of legal contracts that we utilize in our day-to-day business. These could be things like business contracts, employee or employment contracts, financial contracts, etc. Having a website is an extension of your small business and with that comes additional policies and contracts… Continue Reading 3 Standard Policies You Need on Your Website