Icons for Your Website

Icons, on the web, are little images that provide information.   Some common places where we see them: social... 

Marketing Successfully to Teens — Ur Doin It Wrong

Teens in America have serious purchasing power. Most keep their money from babysitting or after school jobs, few... 

Likeable Business, by Dave Kerpen: A Review

Likeable Business: Why Today’s Consumers Demand More and How Leaders Can Deliver is a followup to Kerpens’... 

Black Hat Temptations

How do you get good results with a website? You create a steady flow of good content, communicate well with search... 

Controlling Bylines in WordPress

Your WordPress website may show the name of the author on your blog posts, as in the screenshot from our lab site... 

Usability from the Other Side

When you build a website for your company, usability for your visitors and customers has to be your number one... 

Website Makeover: A Financial Services Website

Northwest Arkansas financial planners Beale, Lee and Associates are rebranding their company. They’ve had... 

Social Crawlytics

One of the persistent problems with social media marketing is the difficulty of measuring its effectiveness. A... 

Picky, Picky, Picky

We’ve had two clients apologetically say they were being picky in the past week. In one case, it was about... 

Using Rich Snippets and Structured Data

Traditional site design and development uses HTML tags to identify parts of a website and how those parts should... 

Is Google De-Indexing Blogs?

No. We heard this rumor and checked it out right away. After all, blogs are not only an important source of information... 

The Power of Why, By C. Richard Weylman: A Review

The Power of Why: Breaking Out in a Competitive Marketplace, is a new book from C. Richard Weylman. There’s... 

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