by Glenn Brooks | Apr 9, 2020 | Marketing, Search Engines, WebSite Design, WordPress
Many designers would argue that the navigation structure of your website is one of the essential elements for user experience (UX). The way you present the hierarchy of your site can vary widely. You can find many different menu types, including horizontal, vertical,... by Glenn Brooks | Mar 9, 2020 | Marketing, WebSite Design, WordPress
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest If you’ve even glanced at the news lately, you are undoubtedly aware that the coronavirus is spreading throughout the globe and causing havoc on the economy. Stocks are down, meetings are being cancelled, and business owners are... by Glenn Brooks | Feb 7, 2020 | Search Engines, WebSite Design, WordPress
How to Exclude WordPress Content from a Google Search The first question is why a business or organization would want to hide any of its website content from Google. Doesn’t this go against the basics of SEO? You want to do everything possible to attract visitors to... by Glenn Brooks | Aug 30, 2019 | WebSite Design, WordPress
Generally speaking, running a business is a huge responsibility. Startups and small businesses have their work cut out for them if they expect to remain viable. How do you compete with the bigger and more reputable businesses when you’re just starting out? Your... by Glenn Brooks | May 28, 2019 | Search Engines, WebSite Design, WordPress
As a website owner, how many times have you received complaints about the website’s speed? Chances are, not a lot. While in some cases the reason for a lack of complaints is a truly fast and well-performing website. However, if your traffic has been decreasing... by Glenn Brooks | Feb 14, 2019 | Featured Articles, WebSite Design, WordPress
Often, when business owners turn to us for web design, they are worried about the costs associated with building a stronger online presence. That’s understandable – nobody likes to spend money they don’t have to, and it can be hard to calculate the exact return you’ll... 