Category: Blog

man trying to write website content, fan in front of him, dark roomThe website Holy Grail: Content

Making sense of website content. 8 pages (or content sections) that every website needs.

Sign "private" over a mail drop on a doorPrivacy, your website and you

There really isn’t a website around today that doesn’t collect personal information. Some people think that their websites don’t. But, to quote Igor in Young Frankenstein: “Well, they were wrong, weren’t they?”

woman with computer outside at tableBlue-skying your next website

Time for a new website. Both scary and exciting. Tempting to start with tools and themes. But definitely time to first take a hard look at what your next website really needs to do for you.

Women looking at computer together, talkingThe website you always wanted (and need)

If you’re in business today, or run any kind of an organization, people need to be able to find you. Online. Because that’s where they’ll look. No website. Not found.

African-American woman and caucasian man shaking hands9 great reasons to keep your word

“Honesty and integrity are by far the most important assets of an entrepreneur.”

Say what?

Man and woman at table with computer, phone, and tabletThe one with “Not Secure”

Are you seeing more websites show up as “Not Secure” recently? The major web browsers now are “outing” websites that don’t use secure connections. For good reason.

Little girl with eyes very wide and hand over her mouthOops — did I do that?

“Did I do that?” was the trademark phrase of the ever clumsy Steve Urkel on Family Matters. Blunders are for laughs on sitcoms. Not so much in real life. Yet we still find ourselves having to say “Did I do that?”

WordPress website, showing websites that use WordPressThe power behind 1/3 of the top 10 million websites

Did you know that 1/3 of the top 10 million websites in the world are powered by WordPress? And the number keeps growing!

Computer screen showing error message instead of websiteSuddenly gone — where’s my website?

The Swedish passenger train company MTR Express recently found themselves cut off from their customers. Their website, where people book travel on their trains, was gone.