When you need to build something for your home, how do you choose the right craftsperson? When working with a professional, you’ll get better results if you learn a little about how the job will be done – and that includes website building.

Sprocket Websites has long been a leading integrator of DNN software, but we have also built websites in WordPress for a dozen years or more. Each platform has strong points, but let your needs guide you. Briefly, here are the differences:

WordPress offers a variety of themes, and the favorite of the Sprocket team is Divi. Read on to learn why we build websites with it, and why you should, too.

Stats say that WordPress accounts for up to one third of the most-visited websites, but we still build sites in DNN, too, and for very important reasons. Want to know why?

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:

After more than a year of canceled events, we have lately seen business expos scheduled again. Unfortunately, these great opportunities are often squandered by folks on both sides of the booth. Here’s what we mean:

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?

“Go with WordPress!” they tell you when you’re ready to launch your business or not-for-profit website. So should you do-it-yourself or get help? Read on for the pros and cons.

A recent email sent by digital marketing guru Neil Patel prompted a question asking what WordPress plugins Sprocket Websites uses. So Jim and Don reviewed Neil’s review.