5 Ways to Stay in Contact with Customers During Quarantine Shutdown

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After reading this article you will have 5 suggestions to act on to stay in contact with your customers during the coronavirus shutdown. The U.S. is in the thick of the coronavirus pandemic, some states have been harder hit than others during this Spring and some businesses have had to close down their B&M stores […]

When, How and Who Should Upgrade to WordPress 5.0?

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Now that WordPress has released version 5.0 you may be wondering when, how and who should upgrade to it. This blog post won’t outline the new features of the WordPress 5.0 upgrade but will offer you advice so that you can determine what is best for your website. When & How Our advice is to […]

What Your Developer Really Means: Decoding 12 “Tech Jargon” Words and Phrases

What Your Developer Really Means

“What is my developer really trying to tell me?!”   It’s the question that so many business owners have asked when working with a developer.   Now, hopefully you find a developer who doesn’t constantly throw “tech jargon” at you. Communication is key, and if they don’t care enough to clearly articulate their messages in […]

Half your Customers Can’t View Your Website

mobile strategy

Are you redesigning your website with mobile devices in mind? No? Did you originally design it that way? Did you just grab your tablet or smart phone and look at your website? You should. Depending on your source, recent statistics show that globally, anywhere between 25-60% of page views come from smart phones or tablets! […]

A Brand by Any Other Name is Not Yours

brand strategy

Simply put, your brand is what others think of you, it’s the feeling a customer gets. You came up with a clever product or service name, you designed your logo, you chose your colors and fonts and unified it across your marketing, and you brainstormed for hours on the perfect tag line, but you are […]