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What is a 404, and Why Do Redirects Matter?

The Importance of 404 Pages and Redirects for Your Business’s Website In today’s digital age, a website serves as the online face of a business. Ensuring that every aspect of your website is optimized for user experience and functionality is crucial. Two essential elements in this regard are 404 pages and redirects. It’s important for...
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Top 5 Website Trends to Look For in 2023

As technology advances and user preferences change, website design trends evolve along with them. As we head into 2023, there are several exciting developments in web design that are worth noting. Here are the top five website trends to look out for in 2023. 1. Dark Mode Dark mode has been a growing trend in...
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When Team Building Doesn’t Suck

TV shows like The Office have helped perpetuate team building’s reputation for being corny, irrelevant, and a waste of time. But when done right, team building is the most important investment you can make. It builds trust, encourages communication, and increases creativity and collaboration. In addition, effective team building means more engaged employees who feel...
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Using AI Tools Like ChatGPT for Websites and Online Marketing

The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Website and Social Media Marketing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and ChatGPT have transformed the way we approach website and online marketing. As we move into 2023, we can expect AI to have an even more significant impact on website and online marketing strategies. Businesses are increasingly relying on these technologies...
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The Problem with a One-Page Website

There are countless designs to consider when you are building a website. Most have positive and negative points, but there is one design that we have stopped recommending: The one-page website. Here’s why. A One-Page Website Won’t Allow You To Incorporate a Blog  A blog can increase traffic to your site and boost its SEO....
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Know Your Competition

In content interviews, I ask business owners and representatives about their competition. They often get nervous, thinking I will list their competitors on their website. But I ask so I can research their competition. Every business should know its competition well.  Why You Should Know Your Competition Knowing who your competition is and their strengths...
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Why You Should Avoid Jargon In Your Web Content

Jargon Special words or expressions that are used by a particular profession or group and are difficult for others to understand. Jargon Doesn’t Belong on Your Website Every industry uses specialized terms and expressions, also known as jargon. While veterans of your industry understand these words, newcomers or people outside your profession may not know...
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What Would Happen if You Didn’t Have A Website?

As a new year is upon us in the business world, we see how quickly things can evolve for different types of businesses. What was once a marketing and sales department that relied heavily on house calls and mail service has now turned to finding solutions in the digital realm to grow their business with...
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Your Website Deserves a Team of Specialists

Your Website Is Your Most Valuable Marketing Asset 81% of consumers do online research before making a purchase Your website makes the first impression visitors get of your business Your online presence is centered on your website 75% of website users make judgments about a company’s credibility based on website design. Customers get resources from...
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QR Codes Strategies For Your Trade Show

QR codes are everywhere. Invented in 1994 by the Japanese automotive company Denso Wave, QR codes consist of black squares arranged in a square grid on a white background, which can be read by an imaging device such as a camera.  A QR code has faster readability and greater storage capacity than standard UPC barcodes,...
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