Today’s consumers want to do business with companies that offer a modern, mobile-friendly website; but building and maintaining a website is hard work. Even if you have the skills to build your own site, it can be time consuming and expensive to maintain. You also need ongoing technical support for updates, maintenance and security issues that may arise.
Have you heard the commercials that say you can START your website for free? But we all know that nothing in life is free – so how can you think your website will be free? Well be to fair, they do start out free, but everything you add that is beyond a basic page costs you extra. You may think that paying $100/month is less than what it costs to build a new website to begin with, but have you considered that this is $1200/year or $6000 in 5 years?
Read more: Are You Currently Paying a Monthly Fee for Your Website?
Even though this may not seem like it's related to website development, I've actually discussed it with several clients. So, I figured why not create a fun blog about it? :)
It's time to level up your professionalism with a company email address. Not only does it make you look more credible and established, but it also has a significant impact on your SEO and marketing efforts. In this article, we'll explore the power of having a company email address, how it can enhance your online presence, and why it's an essential tool for any business owner or professional.
Read more: You're Not Professional Without It: The Power of a Company Email Address
Are you tired of your competitors stealing all the spotlight? Well, it's time to kick them to the curb and make a grand entrance with your very own 24/7 salesperson - a website! Not only will this online presence help you stand out from the crowd, but it'll also give you the power to reach a larger audience. Say goodbye to those limited store hours and hello to customers from all corners of the globe. Plus, did I mention that having a website can actually save you money on marketing?
Your business needs a website. There, we said it. It's not a scary thing, and it's definitely not something to be afraid of. In fact, having a website is one of the best decisions you can make for your business. Here are five reasons why:
Read more: 5 Reasons Why Your Business Needs A Website: The Benefits of Online Presence
Do you use your phone or laptop with public WiFi, ex. at the coffee shop or airport? Most of us go online using WiFi at locations other than our home which may not be completely secure. But if the websites you are visiting are using the HTTPS protocol you can feel more secure (hint secure is part of the acronym HHTPS ?).
Beyond security, HTTPS can also help your SEO Ranking and increase trustworthiness with potential clients. If you don’t know how, read on…
Read more: What Is HTTPS and Why Do I Need It for My Website?
Are you looking to boost your website's SEO ranking and drive more organic traffic? Look no further than the power of internal links. With Google constantly updating its algorithms, it's crucial for website developers to stay on top of the latest SEO strategies. And one strategy that continues to prove effective is the strategic use of internal links. By strategically linking pages within your own website, you can improve search engine visibility, enhance user experience, and ultimately increase your chances of ranking higher in Google searches. In this article, we'll dive deep into how internal links can work wonders for your SEO efforts and why they should be an integral part of your website development strategy.
Read more: Unlock the Secret to Higher SEO Rankings with Internal Links!
This series has been going on for a few weeks but now we have reached the conclusion, or have we? ? Don’t be surprised if there are more tips to come in the near future... ?
Is it possible that you may have missed some important items when you were setting up your website? If you missed the first part of this series and you want to understand Meta Descriptions – What are They and Why Do They Matter? or The Importance of Using Heading Tags read about it here or part 2 on Images – What Size to Use or Images Alt Tags – Not Just the Image is Important click here to read my previous blog.
But for those of you who have followed me along on this journey, let’s get into the next 2 tips.
Read more: 6 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Building Their Own Website Part 3