A shop or office with peeling paint and burned-out light bulbs doesn’t inspire folks to do business with you. Neither does a poorly maintained website. So is it time for a refresh?

We planned to update some old blog content from 2014, but guess what? All three of the “cheap website fails” from 2014 happened again this summer! Read on so you can avoid them:

Launching a brand-new website? Revamping an old one? You know there will be costs involved, but are you sure about the relative expense versus its importance to your business?

Whether you’re willing to pay for the best money can buy or are just shopping around for the lowest price, we don’t judge. Just be sure you weigh the non-dollar costs as well. 

Just like clothing and home design, websites have trends as well. Take a look at these design elements that will keep your site looking up-to-date. 

As we deal with this pandemic’s two-step-forward-one-step-back progress, it is increasingly obvious that doing business online isn’t going away any time soon. How well is your website meeting the challenge?

Months of lock-down. Employee issues. Constantly changing guidelines. Refreshing your website may be way down on your To Do list, but prospective customers are coming back in droves and want to know if you’re still in business. Here’s a quick checklist for updating a stale website

I’m all for taking risks and trying new things, but when it comes to your business website, it’s a waste money and time to start building your website before ...

If your website was built some time ago and you are no longer in contact with your web tech, you should check to see if you have a Google Map and if it’s working correctly.