by Glenn Brooks | Aug 13, 2017 | Featured Articles, WebSite Design, Website Strategy Series |
Most business websites are to be just websites; they have a nice look, and a little bit of content, but don’t benefit the companies that measurably own them. That’s not good enough anymore. In 2017, your website is likely to be the first thing that anyone notices...
by Glenn Brooks | Aug 13, 2017 | Search Engines, WebSite Design, WordPress |
You have seen many websites on different niches. Be it a commercial website, a business portfolio, or a simple blogging website. All these websites have one thing in common. All these websites crave for engagement. Many of you have a website of your business or your...
by Glenn Brooks | Jun 27, 2017 | Featured Articles, Hosting, Search Engines, WebSite Design, Website Strategy Series |
As a rule of thumb, your average business owner is going to pay a lot more attention to the way their website looks than they do its actual performance. They’ll obsess over layouts, graphics, and colors, but don’t devote a lot of mental space to how quickly their...
by Glenn Brooks | Jun 23, 2017 | Featured Articles, WebSite Design, WordPress |
Have you ever run into an online competitor who seemed like an immovable object – the proverbial rock you just can’t break? That’s not the position any of us want to find ourselves. And yet, it isn’t that uncommon for us to meet with business owners who feel very...
by Glenn Brooks | Jun 23, 2017 | Featured Articles, WebSite Design, WordPress |
This article is assuming you have decided on a web design team and now it is time to get the ball rolling. For a lot of business owners, the first step towards getting a new (or improved) website is hiring a creative team and putting them to work. But, in a perfect...
by Glenn Brooks | Jun 22, 2017 | Featured Articles, Search Engines, WebSite Design, Website Strategy Series, WordPress |
If I could fill a room with hundreds of business owners or marketing executives, and ask them how many thought a company needed a good website, nearly every hand would go up. But if I asked a simple follow-up question – “Why?” – probably fewer than half could give a...
