Small business owners, new entrepreneurs and the not-yet-what-you’d-call-millionaires need to account for every penny, so they are committed to getting their money’s worth when building and hosting their website. That said, it can be hard to judge whether they are wasting precious budget resources or not. 

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For a website to be successful, it needs to be goal-oriented. Since you are the only one who truly knows what those goals are, it’s vital that you ...

“Give Me Your Money” is the action all businesses ultimately call for if they want to stay in business, but...

This year more than ever, small business owners need to be circus performers – spinning plates like mad in the hopes that if everything keeps moving, it won't all come crashing down. Before you hurriedly...

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 ...

I may be only five-foot-one, but I’m getting up on my step stool to look you in the eye and be sure that you really understand what I’m saying: These website killers...

Adding “2.0” to indicate an upgraded product is a common cliché these days, so we all understand the concept of “versioning.” But folks continue to resist upgrading their websites not realizing they are risking these costs and dangers ...

As you are setting business goals for the rest of the year, don’t forget to set goals for your website. Pull up your Analytics and social media stats to get a feel for what worked in 2019 and what you can improve in the coming months. Here are some suggestions to open the discussion: