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I’ve kept a daily journal for the past 40 years. Before I had access to a computer, I would write my entries using a ballpoint pen. It’s certainly much easier to keep up with my journal using a computer, but

I’ve kept a daily journal for the past 40 years. Before I had access to a computer, I would write my entries using a ballpoint pen. It’s certainly much easier to keep up with my journal using a computer, but

We’re faced with buying decisions almost every day. If not us, then the customers that are buying from us. What makes us decide to buy one thing over another? Why do we choose to use a particular service or visit

Does your business have competition? Chances are that you do. Some more than others but most small businesses have some competition in one way or another. If your competition is better than you, you need to make some changes if

Hopefully you have your usernames, passwords and account information all stored someplace safe – and somewhere that you can remember. If not, it can become a nightmare of a situation. Here’s what happen to a client of mine and the

You’ve only got one shot to make a first impression. This is especially true when it comes to your website. Our attention spans today are so short that if you don’t grab their attention right away, there’s a good chance

If you have just one (maybe two) pages on your website, you can stop reading. This doesn’t apply to you. If you have more than one page, this information is important for you to know! The homepage of your website shouldn’t

In order for your business to be found, you have to be using the right keywords. Keywords are those words that your prospective clients are typing in their search. If you’re not using the right words, you won’t be found.

I see this question quite a bit and thought it would be helpful to let everyone know what it means and what you need to do (or don’t need to do!). I love using Hosting.com for my web design work.

In last week’s article, I talked about having a website that is ADA compliant – especially for the visually impaired. One of the requirements for an ADA compliant website is using ALT Text for your images. Also called “alt tags”

Have you ever experienced a complaint from someone who is visually impaired regarding the accessibility of your website? Chances are, you probably haven’t. But should your website be ADA compliant? What does that mean and what does it take? Let’s
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